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4+(−1 2/3) i don't get how to this cuz there aren't two fractions, just one.

4+(−1 2/3) i don't get how to this cuz there aren't two fractions, just one.
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4+(−1 2/3) i don't get how to this cuz there aren't two fractions, just one.

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User Roberthuttinger
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Answer:

2 1/3

Explanation:

4 + ( -1 2/3)

= 4 - 1 2/3

= 4 - 5/3

= 12/2 - 5/3

= 7/3

= 2 1/3



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