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What Is -0.75-(-2/50)+0.4(-3/4)? Explain and answer the question please

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lilavasa [31]3 years ago

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The answer is -1.01
I first changed the signs of the ones i could. So <span>-0.75+(2/50)+0.4(-3/4)
Then i multiplied the 0.4*-3/4 which equals -0.3
So you are left with </span><span>-0.75+(2/50)-0.3
2/50 is equal to 0.04 so now it is </span> -0.75+0.04-0.3 and the rest is simple math. Which equals -1.01

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