Why did the scientist create an exact duplicate of himself
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Hey there, Lets solve this problem together.
The First step is to line up the numbers.
<span>We calculate </span>
<span>the result of which is </span>
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</span>
<span>We calculate </span>
<span> the result of which is </span>
<span>.
</span>
Since we get a negative number in the next column, we must take 1 from the next column and carry it over to this column. Now the number will be changed to 10.
We calculate
, and the result is 
.
<span>We calculate </span>
<span> the result of which is</span>
<span>.
</span>
Therefore,
The First step is to line up the numbers.
<span>We calculate </span>
</span>
<span>We calculate </span>
</span>
Since we get a negative number in the next column, we must take 1 from the next column and carry it over to this column. Now the number will be changed to 10.
We calculate
<span>We calculate </span>
</span>
Therefore,
So product = multiplication, so we are multiplying these fractions. All you got to do is multiply numerators with numerators and denominators with denominators.