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a+4/13=12/39
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cross multiply
dont you have to find a common denominator?
\[\frac{a+4}{13}=\frac{12}{39}\]
a=0
no because ur multiplying
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39(a+4)=12*32
they are fractions
39a+156=384
yes but you only need a common denominator when adding or subtracting fractions
Like u can't do 5/6 + 1/5
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so he has 8/26 has his answer is that right?
39a+156=384 solve it and find out :)
\[\frac{4}{13}+a= \frac{4}{13}\]a = 0
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