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Here, we are given that

x = − 4 9

y = 512

and

z = 718

, and we have to compute

x − (y + z)

.
So, substituting the values for x, y and z in

x − (y + z)

, we get,

− 4 9 − 512 + 718 = − 4 9 − 15 + 14 36 = − 4 9 − 2936

Next, we will compute the difference as per the above expression as follows,

− 4 9 − 2936 = (− 16) − 29 36 = − 45 36 = − 5 4

So, the value of

x − (y + z)

x = − 4 9

y = 512

and

z = 718

, is obtained as

− 5 4

.
Hence, the correct option is (1).

If $x = − 4 9$ , $y = 512$ , and $z = 718$ and , then compute $x − (y + z)$ , then compute .