Question

Pleaseeeeee Help me I'm stuck on this question, and i'm so stressed out :(. Please help. :)

Answer 1

13.42

Answer 2

So A?

Answer 3

Which one?

Answer 4

??

Answer 5

You should add those two 12.25 and 6.33

Answer 6

Ohh!

Answer 7

Okay :)

Answer 8

Well 12 + 6 is 18..

Answer 9

Well it is 12.25 because 12 and one fourth is 12.25

Answer 10

It is Either A or B

Answer 11

Idk.

Answer 12

I'm stuck really bad >.< I'm just gonna go with a.

Answer 13

Wait

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

A simpler version is to convert both fractions to

Answer 16

improper fractions

Answer 17

Then get a common denominator

Answer 18

@RainbowBrony555

Answer 19

I'm stuck idk xD

Answer 20

Well the closest answer I got was 13.5 because I rounded the answer

Answer 21

what do you think the answer is? @ShootingStarz

Answer 22

Im srry >.>

Answer 23

No it's okay haichi You helped lol and i think its either b or a

Answer 24

first, add the two given sides together

Answer 25

7/12?

Answer 26

then, after getting your answer, subtract 32, what did you get?

Answer 27

For you to solve this easily, you must convert the mixed fractions into improper fractions first.

Answer 28

I'm so confused

Answer 29

;-;

Answer 30

That is
\[12\frac{ 1 }{ 4 } = ??\] and
\[6\frac{ 1 }{ 3 } = ??\]

Answer 31

Do you know to convert those to its improper fractional forms?

Answer 32

But How?!? Could i add those??

Answer 33

Do i include the whole number??

Answer 34

Please hurry i need to sleep soon, and i've been tryna get the answer for two hours ;-;

Answer 35

In general, to convert to improper fractions

\[\large a\frac{b}{c} \rightarrow \frac{(a\times c) + b}{c}\]

Answer 36

It seems that you got confused on the conversion of fraction itself. So let me teach you.
To convert \[12\frac{1 }{ 4 }\] into improper fraction, you must multiply 12 and 4 and add the numerator (which. in this case, is 1). That will serve as your new numerator while your denominator will remain the same (which is 4).

Answer 37

Mathematically, my explanation is similar to @johnweldon1993

Answer 38

Ok

Answer 39

Now, do you understand it already?

Answer 40

Yes, i multiplied 12 and 4 and got 48

Answer 41

So what's the improper fraction?

Answer 42

Add the numerator then it becomes 49

Answer 43

?

Answer 44

I'll just do whatever answer this quiz isnt even that important but thanks anyways.

Answer 45

bye