Question

@sammixboo I need your help lol

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

And Sammi to the rescue >:D

Answer 3

question

Answer 4

\[\frac{ 7 }{ 8 }+\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }*\frac{ 5 }{ 6 }\]

Answer 5

Well we first have to multiply the fractions then add. So let's start with \(\dfrac{1}{4}*\dfrac{5}{6}\)

Answer 6

We know that \(\dfrac{1}{4}*\dfrac{5}{6}\) is the same as \(\dfrac{1*5}{4*6}\)

So to solve this, first multiply 1*5 and 4*6

Answer 7

so its going to be \[\frac{ 5 }{ 24}\]

Answer 8

Right, so now we have \(\dfrac{ 7 }{ 8 }+\dfrac{ 5 }{ 24 }\)

Now we need to make 7/8 and 5/24 have the same denominator. We are going to keep 5/24 the same, but to have 7/8 have the denominator of 24, what do we have to multiply 8 by to get 24

Answer 9

I am awful at explaining this xD

Answer 10

3 @sammixboo

Answer 11

Right, so we have to multiply the numerator and denominator of 7/8 by 3, so we have \(\dfrac{7*3}{8*3}\)

Answer 12

Which is?

Answer 13

\[\frac{ 21 }{ 24 }\] @sammixboo

Answer 14

Right, so we have

\(\dfrac{21}{24}+\dfrac{5}{24}\) which is the same as \(\dfrac{21+5}{24}\) which is?

Answer 15

\[\frac{ 26 }{ 24 }\] @sammixboo

Answer 16

Right. Do you know how to simplify that?

Answer 17

to be honest i don't @sammixboo

Answer 18

@sammixboo

Answer 19

How many times can 24 go into 26 evenly?

Answer 20

2

Answer 21

1 time

Answer 22

So we know that 1 is our whole number. Whats 26 - 24?

Answer 23

wait so it going be \[1\frac{ 26 }{ 24 }\]

Answer 24

Not quite. What is 26 - 24?

Answer 25

1.08

Answer 26

im sorry im not god at this

Answer 27

26 - 24 is 2, right? so 2 is our numerator, so we have \(1\dfrac{2}{24}\)

Answer 28

ooh okay wow im so sorry see I need help witht his kind of problem

Answer 29

so that's the answer

Answer 30

@sammixboo so that's answer

Answer 31

so its going to be \[1\frac{ 2 }{ 24 }\] @sammixboo

Answer 32

1 and 1/12 which is 1 and 2/24 simplified

Answer 33

so 1 and 1/12 is the answer @sammixboo

Answer 34

Yup yup

Answer 35

thank youuuu