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Simplify 5/4+4/1(3/4-1/2)^2

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3.166667 hope this helps not sure
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You have to start within the parenthesis. To subtract fractions you need a common denominator. You'll get (3/4 - 2/4) Subtract them (1/4)and square both the top and bottom. (1/16) After that multiply by the 4. The number next to the parenthesis.(4/16 = 1/4) After that you add 5/4 to 1/4  and you'll get 6/4 which reduces to 3/2. That is the answer 
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