1 1/2+2 2/3+3 3/4=? find the common denomnatior then add
wait is the first term one and one half?
yeah
D= i havent seen that since 5th grade
im in 8th and i dont even remember how to do it
ok we can get through this lol
one and one half = 3/2
so im thinking that you multiply the bottom by the whole number then add it to the numerator
and thats how you get the fractions that are workable
how? i;m so
ok so we started with \[1 and 1/2 \] right?
you take the 1 thats in front and multiply it to the denominator then take that and add it to the numerator so it will look like 3/2
1 1/2+2 2/3+3 3/4 thts what i started with
ok so when we change those to regular fractions the set will look like (3/2) + (5/2) + (15/12)
so you see how i did that?
ya
ok now do you know how to find the common denominator?
ya but i dont know what the
what the numberator is
thats all part of finding the common denominator...first before we find the common denominator we need to simplify 15/12
so its easier to work with
oh then thaats 1 3/12?
hmmm try to take out a three from both the top and the bottom
so you are left with 5/4
just show me the work n the answer cause im pretty sure it would make life easier for me n you right now
i really dont mind asking...somtimes you learn alot less when you are just given the answers but ok
thank you and sorry for being so foward ? but i've been stck on this problem for the longest time and my homeworks due at 10 so like 30 mins
\[3/2 + 5/2 + 15/12\] \[3/2 + 5/2 + 5/4\] \[6/4 + 10/4 + 5/4\] \[(6+10+5)/4\] 21/4
im on the east coast so its almost 12 in the morning here
gl with the rest of your HW
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