Math, asked by MishAdya, 2 months ago

What is the sum of
2/15 + (-3/4)

Answers

Answered by riddhimasingh81

0

Answer:

-37/60

Step-by-step explanation:

2/15+(-3/14)

lcm=15×4=60

(8+(-45))/60

=-37/60

Answered by ashnasnehi0

0

Answer:

-22/60

Step-by-step explanation:

2/15 + (-3/4)

= LCM is 60

= 2*4/15*4 + (-3)*15/4*15

= 8/60 + (-30)/ 60

= 8+ (-30)/60

= -22/60

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