Question

First person with a right answer gets a medial

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Answer 1

I want to lead you through this. Is that okay?

Answer 2

Come on man i have like 50 questions :(

Answer 3

This is not an instant homework site; if you practice and figure these out you will realize each one can take about 5-10 seconds.

Answer 4

ok help me out then show

Answer 5

Let me lead you through this, first, start by taking the mixed fractions (any number with a fraction) and making them improper fractions.

For example 2 and 2/3=8/3. This is because 3 goes into 8 twice, and has a remainder of 2.

Answer 6

i did not understand that at all.

Answer 7

Okay. There are three common types of fractions.
Normal fractions (for the sake of simplicity) are fractions like 3/7, 4/12, etc... anything where the NUMERATOR is LESS THAN the DENOMINATOR.
Mixed fractions are fractions like 2 and 2/3, 4 and 5/6... anything with an INTEGER (meaning a number) and A FRACTION.
Improper fractions are fractions like 3/2, 7/5, etc...anything where the NUMERATOR is GREATER THAN the DENOMINATOR.

Answer 8

In your problem, you have two mixed fractions, which are HARD TO WORK WITH. We want to convert these fractions from MIXED fractions to IMPROPER fractions.

Answer 9

Can I tell him the answer please?

Answer 10

It is against the code of conduct Alexis.

Answer 11

@whatchalookinat

Answer 12

i don't know this pellet man it don't go to my brain

Answer 13

oh

Answer 14

I almost got banned for doing something like this.

Answer 15

Well can I explain to him?

Answer 16

Or can I show him how to get it?

Answer 17

Yes. That would be fine.

Answer 18

Ok.

Answer 19

Anyway, @musa19965. Think of it this way. You got an apple and a fourth of an apple.
You could say you have one and 1/4 apple. Or you can say you have 5/4 of an apple. Does that kind of make sense?

Answer 20

= 5/4 × 11/5

= (5 × 11) / (4 × 5)

= 55/20

= 11/4

= 2 3/4

Answer 21

lil bit

Answer 22

I explained it for you.

Answer 23

Good job

Answer 24

Thanks I use http://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/math/mixednumbers.php