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what number should be subtractedfrom 3/20 to get 3/4

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Answered by aryanparida11

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Answer:

-3/5

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Answered by sankalpdesai99

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Answer:

9/10

Step-by-step explanation:

x-3/20 = 3/4

x=3/4+3/20

x=15/20 + 3/20

x= 18/20=9/10

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