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gizmo_the_mogwai [7]
3 years ago
6

Simplify:9-1÷2÷27^2÷3​

Mathematics
1 answer:
sammy [17]3 years ago
5 0

<u>First let's calculate the exponents.</u>

27^2 : 729 = 9-1\div \:2\div \:729\div \:3

<u>Now we should multiply and divide.</u>

<u />1\div2\div729\div3:\frac{1}{4374} = 9-\frac{1}{4374}<u />

<u>Now we should add and subtract.</u>

<u />9-\frac{1}{4374} :\frac{39365}{4374} =  \frac{39365}{4374}<u />

<u>Convert the improper fractions into mixed numbers.</u>

<u />8\frac{4373}{4374}<u />

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<u>Answer : </u>

<u />8\frac{4373}{4374}<u />

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