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Chapter 1: Q60. (page 9)

Evaluate each expression.

1112+536

Short Answer

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The required value of the expression is 1918.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Make the denominator the same.

1112+536=11脳312脳3+5脳136脳1

02

Step 2. Multiply the numbers add the top numbers and put the answer over the same denominator.

1112+536=3336+5361112+536=3836

03

Step 3. Cancel out the common factors.

1112+536=1918

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