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Standard IX
Mathematics
Operations on Rational and Irrational Numbers
Divide the su...
Question
Divide the sum of
4
13
and
−
3
2
by their product.
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Solution
Let us consider the problem:
sum of
4
13
and
−
3
2
is
4
13
−
3
2
=
8
−
39
26
⇒
−
31
26
and product
=
4
13
×
(
−
3
2
)
⇒
−
12
26
therefore,
=
−
31
26
−
12
26
⇒
=
31
26
×
26
12
hence,
=
31
12
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