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(2a−1/3)÷b/15 when a=−4/5 and b=−2.25

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Answer: 32/3

We know that


x= (-2(a-(1)/(3) ))/((b)/(15) ) \\\\a(-4)/(5) \\b=-2.25

Now we plug in a and b to our equation.

We get:
(-2((-4)/(5)-(1)/(3))/(((2.25)/(15)) )

Simplifying, we get:
(1.6)/(0.15) = (32)/(3)

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