Question

hELP I REALLY NEED HELP Add the following fractions -3 1/2+4 2/3

Answer 1

Hi

Answer 2

Let's see what you've learned. What would be a common denominator or 2 and 3?

Answer 3

i have two more then im done i really need help

Answer 4

*of, not or

Answer 5

6

Answer 6

Yes, so can you make then new fractions with a denominator of 6?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Cool, give it a shot. :)

Answer 9

-9/6 + 16/6

Answer 10

7/6

Answer 11

or 1 1/6

Answer 12

We're not going to worry about the whole numbers just yet, Just the fractions.

So, they have a common denominator of 6.

6/2=3, so multiply the numerator by 3
1*3=3
So, the new fraction is
3/6

6/3=2, so multiply the numerator by 2
2*2=4
So, the new fraction is 4/6

Understand, or do you need more detail?

Answer 13

oh ok i get it is that the answer

Answer 14

No, that is just the equivalent fractions that will help us to get the answer.

So, our new problem is:\[-3\frac{ 3 }{ 6 }+4\frac{ 4 }{ 6 }\]Think you can solve it?

Answer 15

so -3+4=1 right?

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

and 3+4?

Answer 18

correct

Answer 19

Then what is your overall answer?

Answer 20

1 and 3+4

Answer 21

1 and 3+4/6

Answer 22

just need to add her answer

Answer 23

That is not correct.

Answer 24

@Mc2 what is 3+4

Answer 25

-15/6+28/6

Answer 26

@MD152727, please stop trying to lead @Mc2 to the incorrect answer.

Answer 27

I know the answer already

Answer 28

13/6

Answer 29

is this correct

Answer 30

nope

Answer 31

\[-3\frac{ 3 }{ 6 }+4\frac{ 4 }{ 6 }\]Let's start with the whole numbers first. \[-3+4=1\]Next is the fractions. To add them, simply do so with the numerators.\[-3+4=1\]This means that our fractions add to:\[\frac{ 1 }{ 6 }\]Add our whole number to the fraction to get the answer:\[1+\frac{ 1 }{ 6 }=1\frac{ 1 }{ 6 }\]

Answer 32

@mc2 it is so easy!

Answer 33

oh ok

Answer 34

Subtract the two following Fractions -2 3/8-(-4 1/2)

Answer 35

you should know how to solve these now

Answer 36

@Mc2 Do you want to give it a shot, and then I'll check your work? :)

Answer 37

sure i have to turn this in at 5:00 though

Answer 38

O.o It is 7:47 my time. What time is it where you are?

Answer 39

yeah, 7:48 pm my time

Answer 40

4:48

Answer 41

OMG, how many questions?

Answer 42

Well, better get solvin'

Answer 43

-19/8+12/8

Answer 44

Sorta...

Answer 45

i mean -19/8-(-12/8)

Answer 46

-19/8 is correct, but 2*4=8
8+1=9
So, the second should be -9/8

Answer 47

simplified: \[-19+12/8\]

Answer 48

add -19+12

Answer 49

what do you get?

Answer 50

@Mc2

Answer 51

-19/8-(-9/8)=-10/8

Answer 52

nope

Answer 53

you should get -7/8

Answer 54

Ok, 6 minutes left, how many questions?

Answer 55

\[-\frac{ 19 }{ 8 }-(-\frac{ 9 }{ 8 })\]\[-19--9=-10\]\[-\frac{ 10 }{ 8 }=-1\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }\]

Answer 56

didn't she say -19/8-(-12/8)

Answer 57

are you going to make me crazy??

Answer 58

i mean -19/8-(-12/8)

Answer 59

that is what she said

Answer 60

i sent u a message orange master

Answer 61

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Mc2
i mean -19/8-(-12/8)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
WHAT IS THE QUESTION

Answer 62

Subtract the two following Fractions -2 3/8-(-4 1/2)

Answer 63

thanks guys bye

Answer 64

Do you see @MD152727

Answer 65

will u be on tommorow

Answer 66

Prob not

Answer 67

maybe

Answer 68

oh ok

Answer 69

but tag us

Answer 70

bye!

Answer 71

@OrangeMaster

Answer 72

??why are you tagging yoursellf

Answer 73

If I'm on, but prob not :(

To show them in case they didn't know

Answer 74

oh ok

Answer 75

Bye, got to go to work in morning, so I'm going to sleep.