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Select the correct answer.

Solve – 93-(-103)
OA.
-13
11
OB.
Oc. 1917
D. 19 /

Select the correct answer. Solve – 93-(-103) OA. -13 11 OB. Oc. 1917 D. 19 /-example-1

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4 votes

Answer:


\huge \boxed{ \bold{ \purple{1 (1)/(7) }}}

Option B is the correct option

Explanation:


\mathsf{ - 9 (2)/(7) - ( - 10 (3)/(7)) }

First thing we have to do is that convert the mixed number into improper fraction .


\blue{ \mathsf{how \: to \: convert \: \: the \: improper \: fraction \: to \: mixed \: number}}

Follow the steps:

  • Multiply denominator by the whole number.
  • Add the answer from step 1 to the numerator.
  • Put step 2 answer over the denominator

Now, let's do it!


\mathsf{ - ( 9 *7 + 2 )/(7) - ( - 10 (3)/(7) )}


\mathsf{ - (65)/(7) - ( - 10 (3)/(7) )}

When there is a ( - ) in front of an expression in the

parentheses , change the sign of each term in the expression


\mathsf{ - (65)/(7) + 10 (3)/(7) }

Convert mixed number into improper fraction


\mathsf{ - (65)/(7) + (73)/(7) }

While performing the addition and subtraction of like fractions , you just have to add or subtract the numbers for respectively in which the denominator is retained same


\mathsf{ ( - 65 + 73)/(7) }

Calculate


\mathsf{ (8)/(7) }

Convert the improper fraction into mixed fraction.

( Since 8 is being divided by 7 , I am gonna use long division )

( See attached picture )


\mathsf{1 (1)/(7) }

Hope I helped!

Best regards!!

Select the correct answer. Solve – 93-(-103) OA. -13 11 OB. Oc. 1917 D. 19 /-example-1
User Hamy
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Answer:

1 1/7.

Explanation:

-9 2/7 - (-10 3/7)

= -9 2/7 + 10 3/7

= - 9 + 10 - 2/7 + 3/7

= 1 + 1/7

= 1 1/7.

User Vineeth Holla
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