Question

4/7+1
________
2/7+1
simplify complex fraction

Answer 1

write 1 as 7/7. You then can add 4/7 and 7/7, so you get one fraction in the numerator.
Do the same with 2/7 and 7/7 in the denominator. Then you are ready for the next step...

Answer 2

ok i got 11/7 and 9/7 what do i do next

Answer 3

You have: \(\dfrac{\frac{11}{7}}{\frac{9}{7}}\).
You can do two things:
1. Multiply 11/7 and 9/7 with 7, and see what happens.
2.Instead of dividing by 9/7, you can also multiply with 7/9: \(\dfrac{11}{7} \cdot \dfrac{7}{9}=...\)

Answer 4

would it be 11/9 ?

Answer 5

Yes, it would!

Answer 6

thanks so much!

Answer 7

YW!