Question

Solve.
t+7/5 + -4

Answer 1

Umm the best you can do there is simplify the 7/5 and -4

Answer 2

solve, as in meaning, "simplify"?

and did you mean \(\bf \cfrac{t+7}{5}+\quad -4?\)

Answer 3

Yes Thats Wat I Meant

Answer 4

Oh in that case, you need to have the -4 have a common denominator with the other term to combine it,
what form of 1 can you multiply by to have a common denominator?

Answer 5

\(\bf \cfrac{t+7}{5}+\quad -4 \iff \cfrac{t+7}{5}-4\)

use "5" as the LCD and combine the numerators and simplify them :)

Answer 6

S Wat The Answer

Answer 7

\(\huge S?\) that's new

Answer 8

Sorry Typo I Meant So

Answer 9

notice the fractions, is just a fractons addition
\(\bf \cfrac{t+7}{5}+\quad -4 \iff \cfrac{t+7}{5}-4 \iff \cfrac{t+7}{5}-\cfrac{4}{1}
\\ \quad \\
\textit{thus, just use }{\color{brown}{ \large 5}}\textit{ as the LCD}\)