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Solve: a X (b + c); a = -3/2 , b = -2 , c = 11/3 .
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Solve: a X (b + c); a = -3/2 , b = -2 , c = 11/3 .

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Answer:

-2 1/2

Explanation:

a * (b + c);

Let a = -3/2 , b = -2 , c = 11/3 .

-3/2 ( -2 + 11/3)

Get a common denominator

-3/2( -2 *3/3 + 11/3)

-3/2 ( -6/3 +11/3)

-3/2 ( 5/3)

-15/6

-5/2

Changing to a mixed number

-2 1/2

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