Math, asked by horain83, 7 months ago

subtract the first number from the second number

Final answer is 1 5/12 ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\huge\bold{\mathbb{QUESTION}}

Subtract the first number from the second number.

{\Large{\frac{-11}{20}}},\:{\Large{\frac{13}{15}}}

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The difference.

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{\Large{\frac{13}{15}}}-{\Large{\frac{-11}{20}}}

\implies{\Large{\frac{13}{15}}}+{\Large{\frac{11}{20}}}

\implies{\Large{\frac{\{(13×4)+(11×3)\}}{60}}}

\implies{\Large{\frac{(52+33)}{60}}}

\implies{\Large{\frac{85}{60}}}

Divide the numerator and denominator by 5.

\implies{\Large{\frac{\cancel{85}}{\cancel{60}}}}

\implies{\Large{\frac{17}{12}}}

\implies1{\Large{\frac{5}{12}}}

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{\Large{\frac{13}{15}}}-{\Large{\frac{-11}{20}}}=1{\Large{\frac{5}{12}}}

\huge\bold{\mathbb{THEREFORE}}

The final answer is 1{\Large{\frac{5}{12}}}.

\huge\bold{\mathbb{DONE}}

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