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2 years ago

Plzz anwser ill give brainlest simplify 16- 8/15

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Anton [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

232/15 [as an improper fraction] or 15 7/15 [as a mixed fraction]

Explanation:

16 - 8 / 15 =

(16) - (8 / 15) =

((16 × 15) / 15) - ((8) / 15) =

((240) / 15) - ((8) / 15) =

(240 - 8) / 15 =

232 / 15 =

15 7/15

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