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2/3 + 6/7 - 3/14
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Answered by anjumanyasmin
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Given:

\frac{2}{3} +\frac{6}{7} -\frac{3}{14}

For solve this question we make a pair of first two number than solve it

=(\frac{2}{3} +\frac{6}{7} )-\frac{3}{13}

=(\frac{2\times7++ 6\times3}{7\times3})- \frac{3}{7}

=\frac{14+18}{21}-\frac{3}{14}

=\frac{32}{21}- \frac{3}{14}\\

=\frac{32\times14-3\times21}{21\times14}

=\frac{448-63}{294}

=\frac{385}{294} \\

=1.3

Hence the answer is 1.3

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