what number should subtracted from -5/12 to get 1
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Step-by-step explanation:
-5/12-x=1
x=-5/12-1
x=-17/12
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Answer:
the number that should be subtracted from -5/12 to get 1 is -17/5.
Step-by-step explanation:
Assumption,
Let the number that should be subtracted from -5/12 to get 1 be 'x'.
Given,
To get 1 an unknown number is being subtracted from -5/12.
To find,
The value of 'x'.
Calculation,
We try to change the given statement "the number 'x' that should be subtracted from -5/12 to get 1" into a mathematical equation.
⇒ (-5/12) - x = 1
We multiply the whole equation with -1
⇒ x + (5/12) = -1
Now we transpose +(5/12) from L.H.S to R.H.S. So it becomes -(5/12)
⇒ x = -1 - (5/12)
We take the L.C.M
⇒ x = (-12 - 5)/12
⇒ x = -17/12
Therefore, the number that should be subtracted from -5/12 to get 1 is -17/5.
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