Question

how do u solve 3/2= 5/6+(-1/3) ??

Answer 1

find a common denominator and multiply them each by that number to only have the numerators left. A common denominator among them would be 6, because 2 and 3 can both go into it.
6/2 = 3, so you multiply 3*3
6/6 = 1, so you multiply 5*1
6/3 = 2, so you multiply -1*2

you're left with
\[9=5-2\]
or 9=3, which doesn't really make sense at all. Is there more to the question?

Answer 2

nope my books prob. wrong lol ill let my teacher know! thanks for trying to help!

Answer 3

no problem ^^;