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irakobra [83]
3 years ago
10

18 2by5-4 1by10 find the difference

Mathematics
1 answer:
luda_lava [24]3 years ago
3 0

Given:

The expression is:

18\dfrac{2}{5}-4\dfrac{1}{10}

To find:

The difference.

Solution:

We have,

18\dfrac{2}{5}-4\dfrac{1}{10}

It can be rewritten as:

=\dfrac{90+2}{5}-\dfrac{40+1}{10}

=\dfrac{92}{5}-\dfrac{41}{10}

Taking LCM, we get

=\dfrac{184-41}{10}

=\dfrac{143}{10}

=\dfrac{140+3}{10}

=14\dfrac{3}{10}

Therefore, the value of the difference is 14\dfrac{3}{10}.

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