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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Medal.
Simplify the following fraction:
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
\[\frac{ 16 }{ 14.5 }\]
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Let's find a common divisor between the two.
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
I'm not sure how, since the denominator has a decimal, but I guess we can use the number 2?
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ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
do u have options ?
("simplify" is a very ambigious word)
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OpenStudy (swissgirl):
Well you can always convert 14.5 into a fraction and then its simple
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Let's start by dividing by 2.
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
I am trying to find slope, and when I used the slop formula I got this. I just need to make it smaller now. :p
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
8/7.25.
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Dividing by 2 get 8/7.25
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Yep.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
1 3/4
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
And there you have it!
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
1 and 3/4, as I should do it
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
11/4!
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
So the slope is 1.75?
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Wait where did you get 11/4?
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
I think....although I could be wrong.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Yes, I should think so.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
1.75 as a fraction is 11/4
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Oh wait thats not 11 its 1 and 1/4
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OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
$$\Huge \frac{16}{14.5}=\frac{16}{14 \frac{1}{2}}$$
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
No I messed up there
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Wait.....the final answer is 7/4
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
I'm so confused >.<
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Sorry about the confusion. Converted into decimal it would 1.75 or 7/4
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
\[\frac{16}{14.5}=\frac{160}{145}=\frac{32}{29} \]
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
There you have it!!!
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OpenStudy (jhannybean):
There are several SEVERAL ways one can "simplify" the fraction, even using logarithmic rules, oh my goodness~
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Oh.. okay thanks. :]
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Do I get a medal?
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OpenStudy (jhannybean):
@robtobey's method is probably the easiest, imo.
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
I already gave you one >.<
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
U did?
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Yep. Just reload ur page.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Still dont have one
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Did you click best reponse?
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Ok!
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
I gave it to you.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
I'm sure it will show up! Thanks a lot!
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
Okie dokie bye
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
No, thank you. ^-^
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Adioa!
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ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
who wants a medal
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
I meant to say Adios
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
I do!!!!
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Ya ur right. No medals people party over! Close it!
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
And ur even a mod! U should b ashamed @ganeshie8
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
It's been closed for several minutes now............
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
ohhh..
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
lol
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OpenStudy (skullpatrol):
$$\Huge \frac{16}{14 \frac{1}{2}}= \frac{16}{ \frac{29}{2}}=\frac{32}{29} $$
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
how did we get back to this?
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
idk. He used latex, so it took a while. XD
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OpenStudy (jhannybean):
@ganeshie8 my savior.
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
Well @EmmaMink out guys! Peace!!!
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ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
No comments @EmmaMink
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OpenStudy (emmamink):
I'm sorry!!! I have respect for mods. I did not mean to offend you
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ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
yeah i see my humor is bad today so i had to cut it short >.<
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OpenStudy (secret-ninja):
lol. Well, not to be harsh to anyone, but the question is closed and I don't ant to have to keep coming back. Shows over, have a nice day ladies and gentlemen.
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