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6-( 5×3-(-12)×16÷(-98) )​

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Answered by ItzImran
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6-(5 \times  3-(-12) \times  16 \div  (-98))

Multiply \:  5  \: and 3 \:  to  \: get  \: 15.

 =  > 6-\left(15-\frac{-12\times 16}{-98}\right)

Multiply  \: -12 \:  and  \: 16  \: to  \: get \:  -192.

 =  > 6-\left(15-\frac{-192}{-98}\right)

Reduce \:  the  \: fraction  \: \frac{-192}{-98}  \: to  \\ lowest  \: terms  \: by  \: extracting \:  and  \\ canceling \:  out  \: -2.

 =  > 6-\left(15-\frac{96}{49}\right)

Convert  \: 15  \: to  \: fraction \:   \frac{735}{49}.

 =  > 6-\left(\frac{735}{49}-\frac{96}{49}\right)

Since  \: \frac{735}{49} \:  and  \: \frac{96}{49} \:  have \:  the  \:  \\ same \:  denominator, \:  subtract  \:  \\ them \:  by  \: subtracting \:  their  \:  \\ numerators.

 =  > 6-\frac{735-96}{49}

Subtract \:  96 \:  from \:  735  \: to  \: get  \: 639.

 =  > 6-\frac{639}{49}

Convert  \: 6 \:  to  \: fraction  \: \frac{294}{49}.

  =  > \frac{294}{49}-\frac{639}{49}

Since  \: \frac{294}{49}  \: and  \: \frac{639}{49}  \: have  \: the  \\ same  \: denominator,  \: subtract  \\ them \:  by  \: subtracting \:  their  \\ numerators.

 =  > \frac{294-639}{49}

Subtract  \: 639 \:  from  \: 294  \: to \:  get  \\ -345.

 =  > -\frac{345}{49}

 \color{purple}\frac{{(-1)} \cdot 3 \cdot 5 \cdot 23}{7 ^ {2}} \approx -7.040816327

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