Answer:
like the other person below me said inverse operation, aka multiply by the upside down version of the fraction, so multiplication
Step-by-step explanation:
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Yes it is!
First do 8+7 which is 15, then subtract 1 to get 14
Hi! If this helped please make this the brainliest answer, I'm on a goal to get 5 brainest answers, thanks!
Step-by-step explanation: -13, 9
