3 years ago

-4÷[1/3(7-1/2)]+3(pls show your work)

Mathematics

1 answer:

jek_recluse [69]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

= -4 ÷ ( 1/3 × (7 - 1/2) ) + 3

= -4 ÷ ( 1/3 × 13/2 ) + 3

= -4 ÷ 13/6 + 3

= -4 × 6/13 + 3

= -24/13 + 3

= -24/13 + 39/13

= 15/13

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