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Question 206174
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can you help me simplify this problem
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First: (3/5)-(2/5) = (3-2)/5 = 1/5. So, (3/5-2/5)^2 = (1/5)^2 = 1/25 = 2/50
Then: (3/2)(-1/5)=(-1*3)/(2*5) = -3/10 = -15/50
Thus,
is equal to (2/50)+(-15/50)=(2-15)/50=
-13/50
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