Subtract the first rational number from the second in each of the following:
(v) $\frac{1}{4}, \frac{- 3}{8}$

Question

Subtract the first rational number from the second in each of the following -dfrac-2-11- dfrac-9-11-

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

Correct option is A- -dfrac-7-11-dfrac-2-11- from -dfrac-9-11- - -dfrac-9-11- - -left-dfrac-2-11-right- - -dfrac-9-2-11- - -dfrac-9-2-11- - -dfrac-7-11-

Subtract the first rational number from the second in each of the following :
$$\dfrac{-2}{11}, \dfrac{-9}{11}$$

Correct option is A. $$\dfrac{-7}{11}$$
$$\dfrac{-2}{11}$$ from $$\dfrac{-9}{11} = \dfrac{-9}{11} - \left(\dfrac{-2}{11}\right) = \dfrac{-9-(-2)}{11} = \dfrac{-9+2}{11} = \dfrac{-7}{11}$$

Subtract the first rational number from the second in each of the following :$$\dfrac{-2}{11}, \dfrac{-9}{11}$$

Correct option is A. $$\dfrac{-7}{11}$$$$\dfrac{-2}{11}$$ from $$\dfrac{-9}{11} = \dfrac{-9}{11} - \left(\dfrac{-2}{11}\right) = \dfrac{-9-(-2)}{11} = \dfrac{-9+2}{11} = \dfrac{-7}{11}$$

Subtract the first rational number from the second in each of the following :
$$\dfrac{-2}{11}, \dfrac{-9}{11}$$

Correct option is A. $$\dfrac{-7}{11}$$
$$\dfrac{-2}{11}$$ from $$\dfrac{-9}{11} = \dfrac{-9}{11} - \left(\dfrac{-2}{11}\right) = \dfrac{-9-(-2)}{11} = \dfrac{-9+2}{11} = \dfrac{-7}{11}$$