Add the rational numbers \( \dfrac{-8}{11}\)and \( \dfrac{-4}{11}\)

Asked by Aaryan | 1 year ago |  84

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Solution :-

\(\dfrac{ -8}{11} + \dfrac{-4}{11} = \dfrac{(-8 + (-4))}{11} \)

\( =\dfrac{ (-8-4)}{11} = \dfrac{-12}{11}\)

Answered by Sakshi | 1 year ago

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