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If x=-4/7 and y=2/5 show that x+y is a rational no

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If x=-4/7 and y=2/5 show that x+y is a rational no

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Answer:

-6/35

Explanation:

(-4/7) + (2/5) = (-20+14)/35

-6/35

D S answered Mar 7, 2024

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