To solve the expression \((-4) \times (75) \times (-34) \div (715)\), let's proceed step-by-step:
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Multiply the first two numbers: \[ (-4) \times (75) = -300 \]
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Multiply the result by the third number: \[ -300 \times (-34) = 10200 \quad \text{(since the product of two negatives is positive)} \]
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Now, divide by the fourth number: \[ 10200 \div 715 \]
Next, we calculate \(10200 \div 715\).
To perform the division: \[ 10200 \div 715 \approx 14.25 \] Calculating the exact fraction: \[ \frac{10200}{715} \]
We can simplify this fraction. The GCD of 10200 and 715 can help in simplifying it, but first let's express it in an alternative form.
- Perform GCD simplification (if needed). Using a calculator or through more precise calculations, you can simplify this division fully.
Since \(\frac{10200}{715}\) yields a decimal of approximately \(14.25\), we can express it in simplified fractional form.
After evaluating, we find: \[ = \frac{147}{75} \]
So, the final answer in the context of the given options is: \[ \boxed{\frac{147}{75}} \] (Note: Choose the reduced correct form according to the options provided to you.)