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2 years ago

4 3/10 - 2 23/100 _________

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AVprozaik [17]2 years ago

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43/100 - 223/100

(43x100)-(23x100)/100x100

-18000/100000

(-18000/2000)/(100000/2000)

= -9/5 or -1 4/5

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