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The expression
6
5−[
4
3

+{2
2
1

−(
2
1

+
6
1


7
1

)}]

equals:

  1. A
    \frac{13}{56}
  2. B
    \frac{97}{168}
  3. C
    \frac{191}{504}
  4. D
    \frac{19}{54}

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Let's simplify the expression using the BODMAS rule step-by-step.
The given expression is:

6
5−[
4
3

+{2
2
1

−(
2
1

+
6
1


7
1

)}]


Step 1: Simplify the innermost parentheses (
2
1

+
6
1


7
1

)
The LCM of 2,6, and 7 is 42.

2
1

+
6
1


7
1

=
42
21+7−6

=
42
22

=
21
11


Step 2: Simplify the curly braces {2
2
1


21
11

}
Convert the mixed fraction 2
2
1

=
2
5

.

{
2
5


21
11

}
The LCM of 2 and 21 is 42.

42
5×21−11×2

=
42
105−22

=
42
83


Step 3: Simplify the square brackets [
4
3

+
42
83

]
The LCM of 4 and 42 is 84.

84
3×21+83×2

=
84
63+166

=
84
229


Step 4: Solve the numerator 5−
84
229



5−
84
229

=
84
5×84−229

=
84
420−229

=
84
191


Step 5: Divide by the denominator 6

Final Value=
6
84
191



=
84×6
191

=
504
191

Practice this question

Try it yourself before checking the explanation above.

The expression
6
5−[
4
3

+{2
2
1

−(
2
1

+
6
1


7
1

)}]

equals:
A
\frac{13}{56}
B
\frac{97}{168}
C
\frac{191}{504}
D
\frac{19}{54}

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