Find the difference. Express your answer in lowest terms. You may leave the answer improper. −3/5−4/5=

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Will Reese asked Mar 10, 2022

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Find the difference. Express your answer in lowest terms. You may leave the answer improper.

−3/5−4/5=

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Answer:

-7/5.

Explanation:

Leave the denominators the same and subtract only the numerators. Since -3 is negative and 4 is a positive being subtracted, you get -7 as the numerator. So, it's -7/5.

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