Math, asked by virat1941, 1 year ago

1\6 + (-2\5) - (-2\15)=?

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Answered by MrPoizon

Answer:

1/6 - 2/5 + 2/15

15+12/90 - 2/5

27/90 - 2/5

135-180/450

-45/450

-1/10

-0.1

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Answered by Blue14

Answer: 1/10

Step-by-step explanation:

1/6+(-2/5)-(-2/15)

={5+(-12)-(-4)}/30 [take LCM of6,5,15]

=(5-12+4)/30

=(5+4-12)/30 ( apply BODMAS rule)

=9-12/30.

=-3/30

=-1/10

= -0.1

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1\6 + (-2\5) - (-2\15)=?​

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1\6 + (-2\5) - (-2\15)=?