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Alden
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20 December, 09:29
2 11/12 divided by (-4 1/5)
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Greta Patton
20 December, 09:52
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-0.69444 or about - 0.69 or as a fraction it would be - 25/36
Step-by-step explanation:
You can change 2 11/12 to and improper fraction, 35/12. You can also change - 4 1/5 to an improper fraction, - 21/5. Then you need to flip - 21/5 to - 5/21. You can work it out to get an improper fraction, to then follow and get - 25/36 or - 0.69.
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