Question

Find [ (-3) + (-2)] ÷ [ (-6) + 1 ]​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

• As per data given in the question, we have to find the value of the expression.

        Given data:- $[(-3)+(-2)]\div[(-6)+1].$

        To find:- the value of the expression.

• We see Multiple signs present in a given expression. so here, we will apply the Bodmas rule.
• Bodmas Rule- It is a correct order to solve mathematical expressions.
• Where 'B' stands for bracket.
• 'O' stands for of
• 'D' stands for division
• 'M' stands for multiplication
• 'A' stands for addition
• 'S' stands for subtraction.

    Here we first solve the bracket then move to division and so on.

    Therefore,

     $\Rightarrow (-3-2)\div(-6+1)\\\Rightarrow -5\div-5$

• The Division is the opposite of multiplication in mathematics. so we get,

       $= -5\times\frac{1}{-5}\\= -5\times\frac{-1}{5}\\=1.$

      Hence. the value will be $1.$