1/2 + (2/3 + 3/4) - (4/5 • 5/6) = ? what i have done is the operations in the parentheses and then done the math from left to right. always get the same, and wrong answer...
u have to find the lcd??
yes it's 12
i am doing something wrong with the order of operations or something
ok wait ill solve it
thank you!
15/12?
i made it 15/12 as well
the question is multiple choice and these are the options A. 1/16 B. 17/27 C. 13/18 D. 7/9 E. 5/6 i go the same answer as you guys...
haha, I got 15/12 as well, just so you guys know it's not just you.
i did the same too haha
hahaha! mabye there is a wrong in the question or something
true, the answer is C.... 13/18?? wtf haha
answeris 31/12
is that a multiplication in the last bracket?
yes, the dot is multiplication
okay I just did this...\[1/2+2/3+3/4-(20/30)=1/2+3/4=5/4\]
i did exactly that... i swear it's the test that's wrong but it's an ACT test. they wouldn't make that mistake.
no i mean 5/4
yes 15/12 = 5/4
*facepalm*
that's still not one of the options... and the answer IS 13/18
well it can't be, so they must've made a mistake. This is a practice I assume. Is there someone official you can ask? haha
how did u get 13/18
i didn't the book is telling me... it's a good thing i asked and know that i'm not retarded haha
are you absolutely sure that you wrote out the problem correctly in your question?
oh sorry 13/18 was the answer given
i'll write it again one second
1/2 + (2/3 + 3/4) - (4/5 x 5/6)
it's the same.
yeah that's the same. Hmmm...it must be a mistake. People make mistakes when writing up these books. It happens
there is something wrong in the question
ok thanks everyone. ughh stupid book
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