Question

Hello...How would I represent "The distance from x to 6 is less than 1/2, and x cannot equal 6

Answer 1

x = 1/2 -6
x ≠ 6

Answer 2

wait sorry

Answer 3

6 - x < 1/2
x ≠ 6

Answer 4

there's the right answer

Answer 5

Bahrom7893? Yes, can you please help me with my 5th grade math homework.

Answer 6

thanks, 6-X is absolute right? I know the equation, just dont know what to do with the x cannot equal 6 in the equation

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Bahroom7893?

Answer 9

and nya.bell not now, i have to write a really long essay, email it to me, ill take a look: bahrom.cfo@gmail.com

Answer 10

Sorry :(

Answer 11

no email it to me

Answer 12

i will try to get it back to u tonite

Answer 13

I can't do that.

Answer 14

I just have to finish this super long english essay... im in college, love math, hate english

Answer 15

okay post ur questions here

Answer 16

I love English!!!

Answer 17

okay post the math questions

Answer 18

Where?

Answer 19

here under this thread

Answer 20

and an email where i can email u the solutions.

Answer 21

Ok! Are you ready?

Answer 22

yeah

Answer 23

i will email it back in max 1 hr

Answer 24

I can't give you my e-mail because I don't know you :( Also, you can be a strange person...

Answer 25

WOW, i only want to help, make up a new random email then.. and if i were strange, would 38 ppl fan me?

Answer 26

ur choice

Answer 27

okay fine just post em here, i will try to reply here

Answer 28

I am scared...

Answer 29

Which one is bigger, 5 1/3 or 6.7

Answer 30

lol that is easy!

Answer 31

6.7

Answer 32

Why?

Answer 33

Explain the process...

Answer 34

Please?

Answer 35

Okay in first case, see the whole number, it is 5. Ignore the fraction next to it. In the second case the whole number is 6. Ignore the 0.7 next to it too. what's bigger 5 or 6?

Answer 36

6?

Answer 37

yeah

Answer 38

So, like 1 3/5 and 5 7/10 it would be 5 7/10?

Answer 39

yeah

Answer 40

Can you put it in teacher words?

Answer 41

how would I? im not a teacher

Answer 42

what do u mean teacher's words?

Answer 43

In words like for me to learn...

Answer 44

http://www.ehow.com/how_2320868_one-fraction-larger-another-fraction.html

Answer 45

sorry i don't really have time to sit here walkin you through, i really do have a lot of hw, I'm taking calc 4 mixed with diff eqns in college, gotta solve around 20 more problems there, gotta write my english paper, solve physics, read history and sociology and I'm sittin here helpin others... I should be banned from here

Answer 46

cuz otherwise i wouldnt leave lol

Answer 47

did that site help?