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simplify 7/18-(19/32)/((2/9-17/48))

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Solution

simplify 187​−(92​−4817​)3219​​

Solution

944​
+1
Decimal
4.88888…
Solution steps
187​−92​−4817​3219​​
92​−4817​3219​​=−38171​
92​−4817​3219​​
Apply the fraction rule: cba​​=b⋅ca​=32(92​−4817​)19​
Simplify 32(92​−4817​):−938​
32(92​−4817​)
92​−4817​=−14419​
92​−4817​
Least Common Multiplier of 9,48:144
9,48
Least Common Multiplier (LCM)
Prime factorization of 9:3⋅3
9
9divides by 39=3⋅3=3⋅3
Prime factorization of 48:2⋅2⋅2⋅2⋅3
48
48divides by 248=24⋅2=2⋅24
24divides by 224=12⋅2=2⋅2⋅12
12divides by 212=6⋅2=2⋅2⋅2⋅6
6divides by 26=3⋅2=2⋅2⋅2⋅2⋅3
2,3 are all prime numbers, therefore no further factorization is possible=2⋅2⋅2⋅2⋅3
Multiply each factor the greatest number of times it occurs in either 9 or 48=3⋅3⋅2⋅2⋅2⋅2
Multiply the numbers: 3⋅3⋅2⋅2⋅2⋅2=144=144
Adjust Fractions based on the LCM
Multiply each numerator by the same amount needed to multiply its
corresponding denominator to turn it into the LCM 144
For 92​:multiply the denominator and numerator by 1692​=9⋅162⋅16​=14432​
For 4817​:multiply the denominator and numerator by 34817​=48⋅317⋅3​=14451​
=14432​−14451​
Apply the fraction rule: ca​−cb​=ca−b​=14432−51​
32−51=−19
32−51
To subtract a larger number from a smaller one switch the order of the numbers. Negate the result by attaching a minus sign
51−32=19
51−32
Line up the numbers−​53​12​
Subtract each column of digits, starting from the right and working left
If the digit being subtracted is larger than the digit above it, 'borrow' a digit from the next column to the left.
In the bolded column, subtract the second digit from the first−​53​12​
The bottom number is larger than the upper number. Try to'borrow' a digit from the left.
Borrow 1 from 5. The remainder is 4−​453​1012​
Add 1 ten to 1: 10+1=11−​453​1112​
In the bolded column, subtract the second digit from the first: 11−2=9​​9​−​453​1112​​
In the bolded column, subtract the second digit from the first: 4−3=1​1​9​−​453​1112​​
=19
Place a minus sign in front of the answer−19
=144−19​
Apply the fraction rule: b−a​=−ba​=−14419​
=32(−14419​)
Apply rule: a(−b)=−ab32(−14419​)=−32⋅14419​=−32⋅14419​
−32⋅14419​=−938​
−32⋅14419​
−32⋅14419​=−144608​
−32⋅14419​
Convert element to fraction: 32=132​=−132​⋅14419​
Apply the fraction rule: ba​⋅dc​=b⋅da⋅c​132​⋅14419​=1⋅14432⋅19​=−1⋅14432⋅19​
Multiply the numbers: 32⋅19=608=−1⋅144608​
Multiply the numbers: 1⋅144=144=−144608​
=−144608​
Factor the number: 608=16⋅38=−14416⋅38​
Factor the number: 144=16⋅9=−16⋅916⋅38​
Cancel the common factor: 16=−938​
=−938​
=−938​19​
Apply the fraction rule: −ba​=−ba​=−938​19​
Apply the fraction rule: cb​a​=ba⋅c​938​19​=3819⋅9​=−3819⋅9​
Multiply the numbers: 19⋅9=171=−38171​
=187​−(−38171​)
187​−(−38171​)=944​
187​−(−38171​)
Apply rule: a−(−b)=a+b187​−(−38171​)=187​+38171​=187​+38171​
Cancel 38171​:29​
38171​
Factor the number: 171=19⋅9=3819⋅9​
Factor the number: 38=19⋅2=19⋅219⋅9​
Cancel the common factor: 19=29​
=187​+29​
187​+29​=1888​
187​+29​
Least Common Multiplier of 18,2:18
18,2
Least Common Multiplier (LCM)
Prime factorization of 18:2⋅3⋅3
18
18divides by 218=9⋅2=2⋅9
9divides by 39=3⋅3=2⋅3⋅3
2,3 are all prime numbers, therefore no further factorization is possible=2⋅3⋅3
Prime factorization of 2:2
2
2 is a prime number, therefore no factorization is possible=2
Multiply each factor the greatest number of times it occurs in either 18 or 2=2⋅3⋅3
Multiply the numbers: 2⋅3⋅3=18=18
Adjust Fractions based on the LCM
Multiply each numerator by the same amount needed to multiply its
corresponding denominator to turn it into the LCM 18
For 29​:multiply the denominator and numerator by 929​=2⋅99⋅9​=1881​
=187​+1881​
Apply the fraction rule: ca​+cb​=ca+b​=187+81​
Add the numbers: 7+81=88=1888​
=1888​
Cancel 1888​:944​
1888​
Factor the number: 88=2⋅44=182⋅44​
Factor the number: 18=2⋅9=2⋅92⋅44​
Cancel the common factor: 2=944​
=944​
=944​

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