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What is the value of the expression 7/6-(18+27)

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If you use PEMDAS then you first add 18 and 27 to get 45 and then convert 7/6 to a number which gets you 1.16 and then subtract both 1.16-45 to get -43.84
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Answer:


-(263)/(6) or
-43.8333.

Explanation:

1. Write the expression.


(7)/(6) -(18+27)

REMEMBER TO USE PEMDAS!

2. Solve the parenthesis.


(7)/(6) -(45)\\ \\(7)/(6) -45

3. Find a common denominator between the numbers.

This can be done by multiplying number 45 by the denominator of the fraction (6) and adding 6 as a denominator of 45.


(45)/(6)*6\\ \\ (270)/(6)

4. Return to the original expression and rewrite.


(7)/(6) -(270)/(6)

5. Solve the subtraction of fractions.


(7-270)/(6)=\\ \\-(263)/(6)

Since the numerator of this fraction (263) is a prime number, the fraction cannot be further simplified and it's the final result.

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