Math, asked by ajitsingh9510, 10 months ago

Subtract the sum of 14/11 and 13/33 from the sum if 8/11 and 3/22

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Answered by sansiiii

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Answer:

Your answer is 49/66

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum of 14/11 and 13/33=

LCM is 33,

so, 42+11/33

= 53/33

Now, sum of 8/11 and 3/22

LCM is 22

So, 16+3/22

= 19/22

Difference of 53/33 and 19/22 is,

LCM is 66

So, 106-57/66

=49/66

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