How to solve 7-(4/5×1/3)

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First, calculate the ones that is in the bracket, 4/5×1/3 = 4/15 (make the denominator the same), second finish the question, 7 - 4/15.
Answer, 6&11/15. (six and eleven over fifteen.

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