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Find the simplest value of 5
3
2

×2
6
1

−2
3
1

  1. A
    9
    18
    17
  2. B
    8
    18
    17
  3. C
    7
    18
    13
  4. D
    9
    20
    17

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Convert the mixed fractions into improper fractions:
5
3
2

=
3
5×3+2

=
3
17


2
6
1

=
6
2×6+1

=
6
13


2
3
1

=
3
2×3+1

=
3
7


Now, substitute these into the given expression following BODMAS rules (multiplication first):

Expression=(
3
17

×
6
13

)−
3
7


Expression=
18
221


3
7


To perform subtraction, make the denominators equal by multiplying the numerator and denominator of
3
7

by 6:

3
7

=
3×6
7×6

=
18
42


Now subtract:

Expression=
18
221


18
42

=
18
179


Convert back to a mixed fraction:

18
179

=9
18
17

Practice this question

Try it yourself before checking the explanation above.

Find the simplest value of 5
3
2

×2
6
1

−2
3
1
A
9
18
17
B
8
18
17
C
7
18
13
D
9
20
17

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