Math, asked by cholistan992, 30 days ago

subtract
2/5 from 3/2

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Answered by kumariminakshino1

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Answer:

3/2 - 2/5

15/10 - 4/10 (by taking the LCM of 2 and 5)

11/10 is the Answer

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