5/8+3/4 over this problem(/) -2/3-5/6.

Mathematics

1 answer:

AysviL [449]3 years ago

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Answer:

5/8 + 3/4= 11/8

-2/3-5/6 =-3/2

Since the second is dividing the first

11/8 ÷ -3/2

Flipping; Then change the bottom to the top(Do this to the second fraction)

11/8 x -2/3

=-11/12.

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5/8+3/4 over this problem(/) -2/3-5/6.