Can somebody please help me with this! (Will give medals) m/4+m/4=5/8
You can easily add the left side together since both fractions have the same denominator.
Then cross multiply like you'd do with a proportion.
Umm. i did something terribly wrong sorry it's m/4+m/2=5/8
2m/4=5/8...multiply both sides by 4 2m=20/8 now divide both sides by 2 m= 20/16 = 5/4
I still kind of don't understand.
I am going to write this on paper.
We want a common denominator m/4+m/2=5/8 so all the denominators should be 8
Oh ok i starting to understand.
2m/8+4m/8 = 5/8 now you can add the common fractions.. 6m/8=5/8 multiply both sides by 8 6m=5 m=5/6
by multiplying both sides by 8 you get rid of the denominators
I am starting to get it, i am just writing it on paper.
yes write it out so you can see it better and let me know if you have any questions or get stuck
Ok i will let you know. Thank you!
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