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Answered by gayathripendem618
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Answer:

3

Explanation:

above one is the answer.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

3 is the answer

Explanation:

First convert all mixed fractions into improper fractions.

39/4 ÷ [13/6 + {13/3 - (3/2 + 7/4)}] Make the denominators same of the bold numbers. So, multiply 3/2 by 2.

= 39/4 ÷ [13/6 + {13/3 - (6/4 + 7/4)

= 39/4 ÷ [13/6 + {13/3 - 13/4}] Make the denominators same of the bold numbers. So, multiply 13/3 by 4 and 13/4 by 3.

= 39/4 ÷ [13/6 + {52/12 - 39/12}]

= 39/4 ÷ [13/6 + 13/12] Make the denominators same of the bold numbers. So, multiply 13/6 by 2.

= 39/4 ÷ [26/12 + 13/12]

= 39/4 ÷ [26+13/12]

= 39/4 ÷ 39/12 [While dividing any two rational numbers, we have to multiply the second rational number by writing its reciprocal with the first rational number]

= 39/4 × 12/39

Reduce 4 and 12 by dividing them by 4 and you will get 1 and 3 respectively. Cut 39 in both the places as they are same.

So, now you will get 1/1 × 3/1

= 3/1 that is 3.

Hope this helps you...

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