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W−(−1/3)=2.05 helppppppppppppppppp

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The answer for this math question is w = 1.71

Hiromi answered Jul 19, 2022

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The correct answer is 1 43/60

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you convert 2.05 to a fraction and get 2 23/60 - (-1/3) = 1 43/60

i also took the test

Alyona answered Jul 22, 2022

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