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2 answers:

7 0

33/35 is the answer because you first subtract which gives you 1/14 then you multiply which gives you 1/7 then finally you add which gives you 33/35

Lady bird [3.3K]3 years ago

7 0

Subtract the fractions, reduce the numbers with greatest common divisor 2, and finally add the fraction and it with equal to 33/35

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