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-2/3×(6/7+9/10)=(2/3×6/7)+(2/3×9/10) By using BODMAS rule

-2/3×(6/7+9/10)=(2/3×6/7)+(2/3×9/10) By using BODMAS rule
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-2/3×(6/7+9/10)=(2/3×6/7)+(2/3×9/10)
By using BODMAS rule

User Knut Saua Mathiesen
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Answer:

-41/35

Explanation:

-2/3×(6/7+9/10)=(-2/3×6/7)+(-2/3×9/10) =

= -12/21 - 18/30

= -4/7 - 3/5

= -20/35 - 21/35

= -41/35

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