Mark had 1/2 cup sugar and borrowed 3/4 cup from Cary to add to his. How many cups did he have now?
A. 4/6
B. 5/4
C. 1/4
D. 3/8
@kenziejo1998

Question

Mark had 1/2 cup sugar and borrowed 3/4 cup from Cary to add to his. How many cups did he have now?
	A.	4/6
	B.	5/4
	C.	1/4
	D.	3/8
@kenziejo1998

anonymous · Answer

1/2 is equal to 2/4. hmm looks like ur supposed to add so it would be 5/4

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

thank again it really means alot to me

anonymous · Answer

*thanks

anonymous · Answer

anytime i am pretty good with fractions

anonymous · Answer

in that case could you help me with one more?

anonymous · Answer

sure thing

anonymous · Answer

okay great!!

anonymous · Answer

Evaluate 2/5 + (y minus 1/5) if y = 1/3.
	A.	1/3
	B.	8/15
	C.	2/15
	D.	1/5

anonymous · Answer

2/5 + (1/3 - 1/5) is what it will look like then make the comin

anonymous · Answer

common denominator as 15

anonymous · Answer

6/15 + (5/15 - 3/15)

anonymous · Answer

ok i understand that part

anonymous · Answer

u have to what is in the ( ) 1st

anonymous · Answer

so 5/15 - 3/15 is 2/15

anonymous · Answer

i have no idea how to evaluate

anonymous · Answer

then  you have 6/15 + 2/15 giving you 8/15

anonymous · Answer

if the denominator is the same in adding and subtracting fractions then you just add or subtract accross the top

anonymous · Answer

i cannot thank u enough this was so useful!!

anonymous · Answer

anytime :) i love helping people :)