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Divide the sum of 3/4 and −4/7 by their difference
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Divide the sum of 3/4 and −4/7 by their difference

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Answer:

5/37.

Explanation:

Sum:

3/4 + -4/7

= 21/28 - 16/28

= 5/28

Difference:

3/4 - (-4/7)

= 3/4 + 4/7

= 21/28 + 16/28

= 37/28.

Dividing:

5/28 / 37/28

= 5/28 * 28/37

= 5/37.

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