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3 years ago

17 1/3 + (-50 1/3) -5 1/2

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vovangra [49]3 years ago

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17 1/3 + (-50 1/3) -5 1/2
= -33 - 5 1/2
= (-33 ) + ( - 5 1/2)
= -38 1/2

Ivanshal [37]3 years ago

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17 1/3 + (-50 1/3) -5 1/2

-33 - 5 1/2

(-33 ) + (- 5 1/2)

So your answer would be.. -38 (1/2) from what i know :)

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