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(61)/(20)

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(3)/(4) + ( (4)/(3) - (1)/(2) + (2)/(3) + (4)/(5) ) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + (( (4)/(3) - (1)/(2)) - (2)/(3) + (4)/(5) ) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + ( (4 + 3)/(3) - (1)/(2) + (4)/(5) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + ( (6)/(3) - (1)/(2) + (4)/(5)) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + (2 - (1)/(2) + (4)/(5) )\\ \\ (3)/(4) + (20 - 5 + 8)/(10) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + (15 + 8)/(10) \\ \\ (3)/(4) + (23)/(10) \\ \\ (15 + 46)/(20) \\ \\ (61)/(20)

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