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find the sum -3/-11+5/9

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Answered by MrAnswerMan

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Answer = -3-11 + 5/9

> 3/11 +5/9 [ negatives get cancelled ]

Taking LCM of 9 and 11 as 99

> 27 + 55 / 99

> 82/99

( Multiplying 3 by 99 then dividing it by 11 and multiplying 5 by 99 then dividing it by 9 )

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