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find the difference 1/8(-8/3-1/8)?
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Is this the expression?\[\frac18 \times \left( -\frac83-\frac18 \right)\]
no instead of multiplying I need to subtract the rest is correct =)
So you mean...\[\frac18 -\frac83-\frac18\]
yes, but with the brackets, does it make a difference?
It shouldn't. If the brackets were like this it would...\[\frac18-\left( \frac83-\frac18 \right)\]But you could leave the brackets as find the common denominator of 8/3 and 1/8. You would get the same answer.
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Yes, that is correct.
okay thanks for clearing that out for me =)
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What would be the correct answer?
-8/3
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