Math, asked by Agamya6692, 7 months ago

Subtract the sum of minus 3/10 and 5/8 from the sum of 4/15 and 2/-5

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Answered by anshulkesari05

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Answered by ArsiaVatsa

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Step-by-step explanation:

(-3/10+5/8) = (-12+25)/40

= 13/40

2/-5 = -2/5

(4/15+(-2/5)) = (4+(-6))/15

= -2/15

Subtraction,

-2/15 - 13/40 = -16 - 39/120

= -55/120

= -11/24.

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