Math, asked by saadiya898, 7 months ago

$( - 8) \times ( - 7) \div ( - 10) + ( - 4)$

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Answered by sumit456456

$= -8 \times ( +0.7) +(- 4)$

$= -8 \times ( + 0.7)+(-4)$

$= - 8 \times (0.7)+(-4)$

$= -5.6 -4 = -9.6 = -96/10 = -48/5$

Hope this helps

sumit456456: oh then you have posted the ques incorrectly

sumit456456: but i can explain you your answer

saadiya898: no question is correct

sumit456456: firts solve the multiplication in numerator

sumit456456: -8 × -7 will be 56

sumit456456: and then solve the denominator which will be -14

saadiya898: yes

sumit456456: then divide 56 by -14 which is -4

sumit456456: you should have bracket to indicate -7 and -8 bith were the part of numerator

sumit456456: used bracket*

Answered by gopalpvr

Answer:

-24/25

Step-by-step explanation:

(-8)(-7)÷(-10)+(-4)

= -56/10-4

=(-56-40)/10

=-96/100

=-24/25

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