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\[\Large \frac{\frac{40}2}{(-5 \times 4)} + 1\implies \frac{20}{-20} + 1 \implies - 1 + 1 \implies 0\] does that help?
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Well, I want to help the person but if they don't understand it then they could talk to me and I can help explain it more. I am sending them links to websites that are going to help them through PM. for your information @lgbasallote
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