What is 5/12+(−3/4) =

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Stalemate Of Tuning asked Jul 26, 2022

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What is 5/12+(−3/4) =

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-4/12

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5/12+(−3/4)= 5/12-3/4=5/12-9/12=-4/12

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(5)/(12) + ( - 3)/(4)

(5)/(12) - (3)/(4)

(5 - 3 * 3)/(12)

(5 - 9)/(12)

( - 4)/(12)

( - 1)/(3)

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