Math, asked by Ashlie, 11 months ago

subtract: 21/17 from -6/7

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Answered by shbhadeepmukherjee09

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the answer to this is:-

-0.3781512605

Answered by Adarsh020424

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Answer:

-6/7 - 21/17 = (- 102 - 147) / 119 = -249/119

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