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How do you solve -(7+ 5/12)

How do you solve -(7+ 5/12)
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How do you solve -(7+ 5/12)

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It is -7.41666666 repeating six because first to add yeah, 7 and 5 then you divided by 12 and keep the negative DONE
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I think it’s right
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