Question

Can I please get some help :)

Answer 1

Sure

Answer 2

what kind of help?

Answer 3

hold on one sec

Answer 4

@dtran20 @abb0t
https://www.connexus.com/content/media/680582-9112012-113620-AM-712216998.gif

A. 4/3
B. 29/10
C. https://www.connexus.com/content/media/680582-9112012-113809-AM-1083779882.gif
D. 41/ 10

Answer 5

@dtran20

Answer 6

The image is restricted. Can you upload it to here?

Answer 7

lol, I can't because they required to login

Answer 8

i will try

Answer 9

here is the problem

Answer 10

and then here is the C answer

Answer 11

When you see + (- something), it means - something.

Find the GCD of both fractions and then turn both fractions' denominator to the GCD.

Answer 12

it'd be 10 right

Answer 13

its C isnt it

Answer 14

\[\frac{ 7 }{ 2 }+ \frac{ -3 }{ 5 }= \frac{ 35}{ 10 }- \frac{6}{10}=\frac{29}{10}\]

Answer 15

oh okay

Answer 16

@dtran20
I have some more do you think you could help please

Answer 17

@dtran20

Answer 18

sure.

Answer 19

thanks one sec

Answer 20

3[14 ÷ (42 – 32) – 5]

–9
27
21
6

Answer 21

@dtran20

Answer 22

im thinking that its -9

Answer 23

u sure u copy it right?

Answer 24

the answer is in term of fraction if that's the correct question

Answer 25

yeah

Answer 26

\[3[14\div(42-32)-5]=3[14\div(10)-5]=3[\frac{ 14 }{ 10 }-5]=3[\frac{ 7 }{ 5 }-5]=3[-\frac{ 18}{ 5 }]=-\frac{ 54 }{ 5 }\]

Answer 27

I didn't te last part

Answer 28

so we have 3(7/5 -5), we can also write as 3(7/5-5/1), lowest common denominator, 3(7/5-25/5), so we have 3(-18/5), then we multiply 3 with -18, we'll have -54/5