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(0.3+1.5)×(3)/(2)÷(5)/(2)

(0.3+1.5)×32÷52 (0.3+1.5) \times \frac{3}{2} \div \frac{5}{2}

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Q. (0.3+1.5)×32÷52 (0.3+1.5) \times \frac{3}{2} \div \frac{5}{2}
  1. Multiply 1.81.8 by (3)/(2)(3)/(2): Now, let's multiply 1.81.8 by (3)/(2)(3)/(2).1.8×(3)/(2)=2.71.8 \times (3)/(2) = 2.7
  2. Divide 2.72.7 by (\(5)/(22): Next, we divide 2.72.7 by (5)/(2)(5)/(2).\newline2.7÷(5)/(2)=1.082.7 \div (5)/(2) = 1.08

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