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do you mean \[\huge 5 + \frac 12 \times 5 + \frac 12\]
yes
hint: according to PEMDAS multiply 1/2 x 5 first
No. 5/1/2
what is the original question?
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you sure? the question wasn't originally \[\huge 5 + \frac 12 \times 5 + \frac 12?\] because those are two different things...
nope
It is how I drew it.
well then change both to improper fractions first \[\huge \implies \frac{11}2 \times \frac{11}2\] do you now what to do now?
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121/4?
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now change it to mixed fraction to see something cool
UH O.O I got.. 32.5
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