Math, asked by mandadimanga64, 6 months ago

(x+y)÷(x-y) if x=5|2 , y=-3|4

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Answered by br10230190112

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(x+y)÷(x-y) if x=5|2 , y=-3|4

= (5/2+3/4) ÷ (5/2--3/4)

= 39/12 ÷ 14/8

= 78/21

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