Math, asked by himanshi14166, 6 months ago

subtract (2/7-5/21) from the sum of 3/4 ,5/7 7/12​

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Answered by sangemvijay95
1

Answer:

Answer: Step-by-step explanation: (3/4 + 5/7 + 7/12) - (2/7 - 5/21). First we have to take out the LCM of the denominators 4, ...

Answered by pragati89815
3

Answer:

2

Step-by-step explanation:

First we add 3/4+5/7+7/12

Then,. (We use simple process of fraction addition)

  • We take L.C.M of 4,7,12
  • We get 84 as L.C.M,
  • Divide 84 by 4
  • We get 21 then
  • Multiply with 3
  • We get 63
  • Again, divide 84 by 7
  • We get 12
  • Multiply it with 5
  • We get 60
  • Again, divide 84 by 12
  • We get 7
  • Multiply it by 7
  • We get 49
  • Now, add 63+60+49
  • We get 172
  • Divide it with 84
  • We get 43/21

# Now solve, 2/7-5/21

  • We use simple process of fraction substraction

Again, first solve for L.C.M of 7,21

  • We get 21
  • Divide 21 by 7
  • We get 3
  • Multiply it by 2
  • We get 6
  • Again, Divide 21 by 21
  • We get 1
  • Multiply it by 5
  • We get 5
  • Now Substract 5 from 6
  • We get 1
  • Divide it by 21
  • We get 1/21

Now,substract 1/21. from 43/21

Again,we use the simple process of fraction substraction.

  • Again,solve for L.C.M of 21 and 21

We get 21 as L.C.M

  • Divide 21 by 21
  • We get 1
  • Multiply it by 43
  • Again, Divide 21 by 21
  • We get 1
  • Multiply it by 1
  • Now, substract 1 from 43
  • We get 42
  • Divide it by 21
  • We get 2

Here, 2 is the answer.

Thank you.

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