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What is -5/8 + -8/9=
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What is -5/8 + -8/9=

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Answer:

-1.513888889 = -1.51

Explanation:

-5/8 = -0.625

-8/9 = -0.8888888888

-0.625 + -0.8888888888 = -1.513888889

If you round this to the nearest tenth you get

-1.51

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