Use the properties of operations and rules for multiplying and dividing to solve:

(−3)÷(34)×(27)×(−516)÷(57)


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To solve the expression \((−3)÷(34)×(27)×(−516)÷(57)\), we can use the properties of operations step by step.

  1. Divide and Multiply in order from left to right:

    • Start with the first division: \((-3) ÷ (34)\): \[ -3 ÷ 34 = -\frac{3}{34} \]
  2. Multiply: Now, we need to multiply by \(27\): \[ -\frac{3}{34} × 27 = -\frac{3 × 27}{34} = -\frac{81}{34} \]

  3. Multiply by \(-516\): Now, we multiply by \(-516\): \[ -\frac{81}{34} × -516 = \frac{81 × 516}{34} \]

    We can simplify the multiplication:

    • Calculate \(\frac{516}{34}\): \[ \frac{516}{34} = 15.17647 \text{ (but we will keep it as } \frac{516}{34} \text{ for exact calculation)} \]
    • Now multiply: \[ \frac{81 × 516}{34} = \frac{81 × 516}{34} = \frac{41896}{34} \]
  4. Final Division by \(57\): Divide by \(57\): \[ \frac{41896}{34} ÷ 57 = \frac{41896}{34 × 57} \]

  5. Calculate: Now we compute \(34 × 57 = 1938\): \[ \frac{41896}{1938} \]

This can be simplified if \(\frac{41896}{1938}\) divides evenly or you can perform the long division.

Finally, the complete expression results in:

\[ \boxed{2} \]

So the value of the expression \((−3)÷(34)×(27)×(−516)÷(57)\) is \(\boxed{2}\).