To simplify this expression, we first need to find a common denominator for each of the fractions:
19/24 can be written as 15/204/15 remains as 4/15
7/10 can be written as 21/306/15 can be written as 12/30
Now we can plug in the new fractions into the expression:
15/20−4/1515/20 - 4/1515/20−4/15 - 21/30−12/3021/30 - 12/3021/30−12/30
Now, we can simplify by finding the common denominator for each set of fractions in the parentheses:
(225/300−80/300)−(126/300−72/300)(225/300 - 80/300) - (126/300 - 72/300)(225/300−80/300)−(126/300−72/300)
Now we subtract the fractions inside the parentheses:
145/300145/300145/300 - 54/30054/30054/300
Now subtract the two fractions:
145/300 - 54/300 = 91/300
So, the final answer is 91/300.
To simplify this expression, we first need to find a common denominator for each of the fractions:
19/24 can be written as 15/20
4/15 remains as 4/15
7/10 can be written as 21/30
6/15 can be written as 12/30
Now we can plug in the new fractions into the expression:
15/20−4/1515/20 - 4/1515/20−4/15 - 21/30−12/3021/30 - 12/3021/30−12/30
Now, we can simplify by finding the common denominator for each set of fractions in the parentheses:
(225/300−80/300)−(126/300−72/300)(225/300 - 80/300) - (126/300 - 72/300)(225/300−80/300)−(126/300−72/300)
Now we subtract the fractions inside the parentheses:
145/300145/300145/300 - 54/30054/30054/300
Now subtract the two fractions:
145/300 - 54/300 = 91/300
So, the final answer is 91/300.