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Subtract the sum of – 5/7 and – 8/3 from the sum of 5/2 and – 11/12.​

Answers

Answered by aarushikumar8
2

Answer:

2and11/28

Step-by-step explanation:

Sum:

  1. -5/7+-8/3=-71/21
  2. 5/2+-11/12=19/12

Now;

  • 19/12-(-17)/21
  • 133/84 -(-68)/84
  • 201/84
  • 67/28
  • 2and11/28(Mixed Form)

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Answered by visalavlm
6

Answer:

The value is 417/84.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the question sum of -5/7 and -8/3 from the sum of 5/2 and -11/12

First we calculate the sum of -5/7 and -8/3

\frac{-5}{7} +\frac{-8}{3}

Take L.C.M(7,3) is 21

= \frac{(-5)(3)+(-8)(7)}{21}

=\frac{-15-56}{21}

= \frac{-71}{21} -------------------(1)

We calculate the sum of 5/2 and -11/12 is

\frac{5}{2} +\frac{-11}{12}

Take L.C.M(2,12) is 12

=\frac{5(6)+(-11)(1)}{12}

=\frac{30-11}{12}

=\frac{19}{12}    --------------------(2)

Subtract -71/21 from 19/12

\frac{19}{12} -\frac{-71}{21}  

Take lcm(12,21) is 84

\frac{19(7)+(71)(4)}{84} =\frac{133+284}{84} =\frac{417}{84} = 4.96

Therefore, the value is 417/84.

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