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-3/4×[2/3+(-5/6) ]=(-3/4×2/3) +(-3/4×-5/6)

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Answered by deepakkumar960132128

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-3/4×[2/3+(-5/6) ]=(-3/4×2/3) +(-3/4×-5/6)

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