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2 years ago

(23/7+61/3)_34/3what the answer

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23/7+61/3 is done first due to PEMDAS
so the lcm of 7 and 3 is 21
So 23*3 + 61*7 divide the whole by 21 which is 7*3
The answer will come out to 496/21
Then outside the bracket the whole is times 34/3
So 34/3*496/21=
16864/64
We can’t simplify it more so that’s the answer

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