Please help will fan and medal!
question ^
plug in a and b and then just sum up.
all you need to do is sub in the values they've given to you :) So since a = 4, b = 3 sub it into: 6 + 4/a + b/3 So, 6 + 4/4 + 3/3 = ?
if you \(\Large\frac{4}{4}\) and \(\Large\frac{3}{3}\) then both of those are equivalent to 1 so you would have: 6+1+1
@coolman500 Please don't provide direct answers. It is against the rules here and does not help the user learn. Thank you :)
there
okay...next time, make sure you provide the explanation first, and then an answer
they did so I answered
@kira1502 do you understand how we solved this problem?
lol shes not on
when plugging a=4 and b=3, the fractions turn into whole numbers. More specifically, they turn into 1. ;-; @starlord6200 i just realized
\[6+\frac{ 4 }{ a }+ \frac{ b }{ 3 } \] where a =4 and b=3. Plug in 4 on a and 3 on b
the dream died x_x
it's 8 if you add it all up
c'mon @Mateaus , our work here is done *yanks out of question*
none of us got a medal or fanned and she said she would
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