−1 1/2−(+3 1/2)−(−5/8)

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Karsten Gabriel · Answer 1 · 2024-01-31T19:11:16+0000

Answer:

-35/8

Explanation:

−1 1/2−(3 1/2)−(−5/8)

Convert all fractions into improper fractions:

- 3/2 - (7/2) - (-5/8)

Make all denominators:

(-3*4)/(2*4)

-12/8 - (
(7*4)/(2*4) ) - (-5/8)

-12/8 - (
(28)/(8) ) + 5/8

-35/8

−1 1/2−(+3 1/2)−(−5/8)

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