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9. Subtract the sum of -11/5 and -2/3 from the sum of 3/5 and 7/3
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Given:-

Subtract the sum of  - \ \dfrac{11}{5} and  - \ \dfrac{2}{3} from the sum of  \dfrac{3}{5} and  \dfrac{7}{3} .

To Find:-

Subtraction of the given sum.

Note:-

Here, we will first add the given numbers and then we will subtract second sum to first sum.

Positive × Negative = Negative, Negative × Negative = Positive; In this methods at last, greater sign will be there.

Solution:-

 \huge\red{Sum \ \ of \ \ - \ \dfrac{11}{5}, - \ \dfrac{2}{3} = ?}

So~

▪︎ - \ \dfrac{11}{5} + - \ \dfrac{2}{3}

L.C.M = 15~

▪︎ - \ \dfrac{11}{5} × \dfrac{3}{3} + - \ \dfrac{2}{3} × \dfrac{5}{5}

▪︎ - \ \dfrac{33}{15} + - \ \dfrac{10}{15}

According to note second point~

▪︎ - \ \dfrac{33}{15} - \dfrac{10}{15}

▪︎ - \ \dfrac{43}{15}

 \huge\pink{Sum \ \ of \ \ - \ \dfrac{11}{5}, - \ \dfrac{2}{3} = - \ \dfrac{43}{15}}

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 \huge\red{Sum \ \ of \ \ \dfrac{3}{5}, \dfrac{7}{3} = ?}

So~

▪︎ \dfrac{3}{5} + \dfrac{7}{3}

L.C.M = 15~

▪︎ \dfrac{3}{5} × \dfrac{3}{3} + \dfrac{7}{3} × \dfrac{5}{5}

▪︎ \dfrac{9}{15} + \dfrac{35}{15}

▪︎ \dfrac{44}{15}

 \huge\pink{Sum \ \ of \ \ \dfrac{3}{5}, \dfrac{7}{3} = \dfrac{44}{15}}

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[ Now, we will subtract the terms ]

 \huge\red{Subtraction \ \ of \ \ - \ \dfrac{43}{15} \ \ from \ \ \dfrac{44}{15} = ?}

According to note first point~

▪︎ \dfrac{44}{15} - - \ \dfrac{43}{15}

According to note second point~

▪︎ \dfrac{44}{15} + \dfrac{43}{15}

After doing calculations~

▪︎ \dfrac{87}{15}

Mixed fraction~

▪︎ 5 \ \dfrac{12}{15}

 \huge\green{Subtraction \ \ of \ \ - \ \dfrac{43}{15} \ \ from \ \ \dfrac{44}{15} = \dfrac{87}{15} \ \ or \ \ 5 \ \dfrac{12}{15}}

Answer:-

Hence, the Subtraction of the given sum =  \dfrac{87}{15} \ \ or \ \ 5 \ \dfrac{12}{15}

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