Question

i need help plz
Kenny solved the equation t plus two-thirds equals one-sixth as follows:

Line one shows: t plus two-thirds minus two-thirds equals one-sixth minus two-thirds. Line two shows: t equals one-sixth minus two-thirds. Line three shows: t equals one-sixth minus four-sixths. Line four shows: t equals one-half.

Which statement best describes his error?
Choose one answer.
A. He subtracted the wrong fraction on both sides of the equal sign.
B. He subtracted when he should have added two-thirds to both sides of the equal sign.
C. He did not rename the fractions correctl

Answer 1

@Jacob,*

Answer 2

@rayman5766

Answer 3

i think it's c

Answer 4

@Jacob,* what do you think

Answer 5

only three answer choice?

Answer 6

the error is the last step

Answer 7

there is this one
D. He did not subtract the fractions correctly.

Answer 8

yeah I think it's D

Answer 9

can you help me with is one @Jacob,*

Answer 10

k minus five-twelfths equals negative four-twelfths
Choose one answer.
A. k equals negative three-fourths
B. k equals negative one-twelfth
C. k equals three-fourths
D. k equals one-twelfth

Answer 11

@Jaynator495

Answer 12

one sec

Answer 13

it's d: k= 1 over 12

Answer 14

D