Question

estimate the difference first. then subtract. simplify, if necessary.

the problem is 3 3/5 - 7/10 = thanks

Answer 1

3 3/5 is mix number?

Answer 2

yes it is

Answer 3

than 3 3/5 is 18/5

Answer 4

\[\frac{18}{5}-\frac{7}{10}\]

Answer 5

ok i have that so far.

Answer 6

\[\frac{(18*2)-7}{10}\]

Answer 7

\[\frac{36-7}{10}=\frac{29}{10}\]

Answer 8

okay where did the 2 come from?

Answer 9

denominator is 10
5*2=10

Answer 10

never mind that the number for denominator right?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

okay got you. i have it im writin it down.

Answer 13

denominator is 10
5*2=10

Answer 14

k got that far.

Answer 15

solve the problem. 18 1/6- 7 1/2 could you take me through this

Answer 16

\[18\frac{1}{6}-7\frac{1}{2}\]?

Answer 17

yes

Answer 18

u know how to write fraction?

Answer 19

no not on the computer

Answer 20

but yes on paper

Answer 21

no not here,i mean you know conver to fraction

Answer 22

yes i do

Answer 23

good

Answer 24

\[\frac{109}{6}-\frac{15}{2}\]r u ok from here?

Answer 25

where did you get the 15 over 2 from?

Answer 26

7(1/2)=(7*2)+1=15
keep 2

Answer 27

18(1/6)=(18*6)+1=109
keep 6

Answer 28

it was not 2 its 7 1/12

Answer 29

I ask u said yes

Answer 30

on the bottom can u rewrite?

Answer 31

im sorry i apologize.

Answer 32

7(1/12) or 71/12

Answer 33

18 1/6= 18(1/6)?

Answer 34

yes thats right.

Answer 35

7(1/12) ?

Answer 36

okay would you mind helping me .

Answer 37

yes

Answer 38

I will rewrite made sure it correct equation

Answer 39

solve for n
1. n+1 3/8=2 1/4 2. 6 2/3=n-8 1/6 n okay thats fine. i apologize that i don't know how to help you understand

Answer 40

u need help the mix number?

Answer 41

do the make it a fraction?

Answer 42

\[18\frac{1}{6}-7\frac{1}{12}\]?

Answer 43

here it the problem cause thats not it.

solve for n
1. n+1 3/8=2 1/4 2. 6 2/3=n-8 1/6

Answer 44

I still don't get

Answer 45

n+1 time (3/8)=2 and 1/4?

Answer 46

\[n+1\frac{3}{8}=2\frac{1}{4}\]?

Answer 47

yes that is correct

Answer 48

\[1\frac{3}{8}=(1*8)+3=\frac{11}{8}\]

Answer 49

\[2\frac{1}{4}=(2*4)+1=\frac{9}{4}\]

Answer 50

ok got that part so far

Answer 51

\[n+\frac{11}{8}=\frac{9}{4}\]

Answer 52

\[n=\frac{9}{4}-\frac{11}{8}\]

Answer 53

denominator is 8, you need made 9/4 have the same 8 by time 2

Answer 54

\[n=\frac{9*2}{4*2}-\frac{11}{8}=\frac{18}{8}-\frac{11}{8}\]

Answer 55

k i got that so far

Answer 56

\[n=\frac{7}{8}\]

Answer 57

check : 7/8+11/8=18/8
= 9/4

Answer 58

okay i have that. n when your done do you plug n chug

Answer 59

and would u b able to help me with problem 2

Answer 60

check:\[\frac{7}{8}+ \frac{11}{8}=\frac{18}{8}=\frac{9}{4}\]

Answer 61

2. 6 2/3=n-8 1/6

Answer 62

\[6\frac{2}{3}=n-8\frac{1}{6}\]?

Answer 63

yes correct

Answer 64

u know conver fraction right ?

Answer 65

its been a while. no

Answer 66

\[6\frac{2}{3}=(6*3)+2=20\]\[6\frac{2}{3}=\frac{20}{3}\]

Answer 67

\[8\frac{1}{6}=(8*6)+1=49\rightarrow \frac{49}{6}\]

Answer 68

\[n=\frac{20}{3}+\frac{49}{6}\] denominator is 6 keep 49/6
20/3 time 2 , then denominator is the same 6

Answer 69

\[n=\frac{20*2}{3*2}+\frac{49}{6}\]

Answer 70

\[n=\frac{40+49}{6}=\frac{89}{6}\]

Answer 71

I did check it correct

Answer 72

is the answer 14 n 5/6

Answer 73

yes the same

Answer 74

\[14\frac{5}{6}=(14*6)+5=89 \rightarrow = \frac{89}{6}\]is you onver to fraction is the same

Answer 75

k yeah i understand

Answer 76

good cluck your home work

Answer 77

thanks i really appreciate it