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User Tarik Mokafih
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Answer:


{ \tt{( ( - 4)/(9) * (63)/(28)) - ( (33)/(66) * ( - 51)/(17) ) + ( (5)/(8) * (4)/(10)) }} \\ \\ = { \tt{( ( - 4)/(28) * (63)/(9)) - ( (1)/(2) * ( - 3)/(1) ) + ( (5)/(10) * (4)/(8) )}} \\ \\ { \tt{ = ( - 1) - ( - (3)/(2) ) + ( (1)/(4)) }} \\ \\ = { \tt{ (3)/(4) }}

User Hardik Thaker
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Answer:


\sf (3)/(4)

Explanation:

Given expression:


\implies \sf \left((-4)/(9) * (63)/(28)\right)-\left((33)/(66) * (-51)/(17)\right)+\left((5)/(8) * (4)/(10)\right)


\textsf{Apply the fraction rule} \quad (a)/(b) * (c)/(d)=(a * b)/(c * d):


\implies \sf \left((-4*63)/(9*28) \right)-\left((33 * -51)/(66 * 17)\right)+\left((5*4)/(8*10) \right)

Multiply the numbers:


\implies \sf \left((-252)/(252) \right)-\left((-1683)/(1122)\right)+\left((20)/(80) \right)

Reduce the fractions:


\implies \sf -1-\left((-3)/(2)\right)+\left((1)/(4) \right)


\textsf{Apply rule}\quad \:a-\left(-b\right)=a+b:


\implies \sf -1+(3)/(2)+(1)/(4)

Adjust the fractions based on the LCM of 4:


\implies \sf (-4)/(4)+(6)/(4)+(1)/(4)


\textsf{Apply the fraction rule} \quad (a)/(c)+(b)/(c)=(a+b)/(c):


\implies \sf(-4+6+1)/(4)

Add the numbers in the numerator:


\implies \sf (3)/(4)

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