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Problem: Compute the sum 0.\overline{5} + 0.19\overline{4}.

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Ii think it's 0.7499996
I'm not sure
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Answer : The sum of the given expression is,
(3)/(4)

Step-by-step explanation :

As we are given the expression:


0.\bar{5}+0.19\bar{4}

Let us assumed that,


x=0.\bar{5}

or,


x=0.5555....... ..........(1)

To shifting the one decimal place to the right, we are multiplying the equation by 10 on both side, we get:


10x=5.5555....... ...........(2)

Now subtracting equation 1 from 2, we get:


9x=5


x=(5)/(9) ............(A)

and,

Let us assumed that,


x=0.19\bar{4}

or,


x=0.194444....... ..........(1)

To shifting the two decimal place to the right, we are multiplying the equation by 100 on both side, we get:


100x=19.4444....... ...........(2)

To shifting the one more decimal place to the right, we are multiplying the equation by 10 on both side, we get:


1000x=194.4444....... ...........(3)

Now subtracting equation 2 from 3, we get:


900x=175


x=(175)/(900) ............(B)

Now adding equation A and B, we get:


(5)/(9)+(175)/(900)


\Rightarrow (500)/(900)+(175)/(900)


\Rightarrow (675)/(900)


\Rightarrow (3)/(4)

Thus, the sum of the given expression is,
(3)/(4)

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