Question

what should be substracted from - 5/4 to get - 1?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Solution:

●Let we assume the number as 'x' :-
We can say that
$\frac{ - 5}{4} - x = - 1$
●We can write the above equation as...
$\frac{ - 5}{4} + 1 = x$
●Then, we take the LCM of the Denominators....
$\frac{ - 5 + 4}{4} = x$
●And finally we got the value of 'x'.....
$x = \frac{ - 1}{4}$

●So, -1/4 should be substracted from - 5/4 to get - 1.

We can start the above equation as....

$\frac{ - 5}{4} - ( \frac{ - 1}{4} ) = - 1$



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