Answer:
So in standard form equation will be
Step-by-step explanation:
We have given expression 
Let first we solve first part of the expression
So 
Now second part 
We know the algebraic identity 
So by using this identity

Now adding first and second part

So in standard form equation will be
Answer:
light takes 3×10^5 second s
so total seconds taken by the light =780×10^6/3×10^5
1 min=60sec
no. of min=2600/60
=43333min
One way in which to do this problem would involve subtracting 5 from 7 (result: 2) and then subtracting 3/5 from 8/9.
To subtract 3/5 from 8/9, you'd need to find the lowest common denominator (LCD) of 3/5 and 8/9, convert both fractions to have this LCD, and then subtract.
The LCD is (5)(9)=45. Then 8/9 and 3/5 become 40/45 and 27/45.
Subtracting 27/45 from 40/45 results in the fraction 13/45.
Then the full solution is 2 13/45.
You could also do this problem by converting 7 8/9 and 5 3/5 into improper fractions:
71/9 - 28/5. Again, the LCD is 45. Can you rewrite both fractions with 45 as the common denominator and then perform the subtraction?