what is 8.3 minus 3 divided by 4 equal to?

I assume I am supposed to divide first but just wanted to double check.
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Just convert the 3/4 into a fraction. 3/4 = 0.75. Then subtract 8.30 - 0.75 = 7.55.
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3/4=0.75

8.3-0.75=7.55

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