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subtract the sum of 2 by 3/7 and -5 by 4/7 from the difference of 4/15 and -2/5​

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Answered by CharmingPrince
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Subtract the sum of 2 by 3/7 and -5 by 4/7 from the difference of 4/15 and -2/5

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According to the question

= \Bigg( \bigg(2 + \dfrac{3}{7}\bigg ) - \bigg ( -5 + \dfrac{4}{7}\bigg )\Bigg) - \Bigg( \bigg(\dfrac{4}{15}\bigg ) - \bigg ( - \dfrac{2}{5}\bigg )\Bigg)

= \Bigg( \bigg(\dfrac{14 + 3}{7}\bigg ) - \bigg (  \dfrac{-35 + 4}{7}\bigg )\Bigg) - \Bigg( \dfrac{4 - 6}{15}\Bigg)

= \Bigg( \dfrac{17}{7} -  \dfrac{-31}{7}\Bigg) - \Bigg( \dfrac{-2}{15}\Bigg)

= \Bigg( (\dfrac{17+31}{7} -  \dfrac{-2}{15}\Bigg)

= \Bigg( \dfrac{48}{7} -  \dfrac{-2}{15}\Bigg)

= \Bigg( \dfrac{720 +14 }{105} \Bigg)

= \Bigg( (\dfrac{734  }{105} \Bigg)

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