what should be subtracted from 7/5 to get -2?
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Let’s say that “x” should be subtracted from -5/3 to get -2/7. Then, we can write:
−5/3−x=−2/7
We can now add 5/3 to both sides of the equation. Then -x will be alone on one side:
−x=−2/7+5/3
Getting a common denominator for the terms on the right side results in:
−x=−6/21+35/21
Now, let’s add the two terms on the right side:
−x=29/21
So, now we know what -x is. To find x, we can both sides of the above equation by -1.
x=−29/21
Thus, 29/21 should be subtracted from 5/3 to get 2/7.
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