Question

-3 = 1 and 3/5 + m

Answer 1

how do u do this?

Answer 2

what kind of math is this

Answer 3

pre algebra

Answer 4

grade level?

Answer 5

8

Answer 6

wrong subject

Answer 7

but

Answer 8

weird

Answer 9

Lol, what is that "and" doing there

Answer 10

so it -3=1 3/5 + M

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

I never learned this sadly so I put it in the chat for you!

Answer 13

xD

Answer 14

its slope?

Answer 15

do u turn it into an improper fraction

Answer 16

hm

Answer 17

the choices are

Answer 18

that would help

Answer 19

@benlindquist In the original problem, was the "and" in there

-3 = 1 and 3/5 + m

It seems out of place...

Answer 20

(-2 3/5) (-4 3/5) (-4 2/5) (-1 2/5)

Answer 21

@ShadowLegendX he's basically say -3=1 3/5 + M thats all

Answer 22

saying*

Answer 23

the 3/5 is above the 1

Answer 24

ohhh

Answer 25

...

Answer 26

so

Answer 27

1 to the 3/5 power?

Answer 28

i do not know

Answer 29

Can you take a screenshot of the problem? A lot of confusion is being caused

Answer 30

yea

Answer 31

If you donʻt know how to take a screenshot on your computer. Google "LightShot"

Itʻs a screenshot tool that is extremely easy to use, and itʻs used very widely on this site

Answer 32

Or, if itʻs an image. You can also download it, and click the "Attach File" button, next to the "Equation" and "Draw" button, and put the file there where we can view it.

Answer 33

I'm getting it hold on

Answer 34

ok

Answer 35

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Answer 36

there we go

Answer 37

is that something different

Answer 38

m = -4, but thatʻs not one of your answers

Answer 39

-4^(3/5) makes no sense, as you would simplify at 1^(3/5) to 1. Then just add from there...

Answer 40

is it -4 and 3/5

Answer 41

No, itʻs the closest thing to what the answer would be tho

Answer 42

ill try it

Answer 43

I donʻt know, @Owlcoffee could probably shed some light where I am ignorant

Answer 44

No wait

Answer 45

Sigh, just go with it I guess, let me know if it was correct or not

Answer 46

ok

Answer 47

"X is at least 2" can be represented by x > 2. false

Answer 48

Did you get it right or wrong

Answer 49

I'm still on the same page

Answer 50

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Answer 51

I am a little confused about all this honestly, what is the issue?