Math, asked by 992447, 1 year ago

3/5[-1/7- 5/14] = [3/5-1/7]-[3/55/14]

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Answered by yadidyabrnny7

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Step-by-step explanation:

3/5(-1/7-5/14) = (3/5×-1/7)-(3/5×5/14)

-21/70=-3/35-15/70

-21/70=-6-15/70

-21/70=-21/70

LHS =RHS

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