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Answer 1

@Redicle

Answer 2

Do you think you'd be able to make these into fractions to find a common denominator ans solve for it?

Answer 3

and* sorry

Answer 4

I don't really understand this one sorry

Answer 5

:(

Answer 6

Oh wait, now I get it

Answer 7

:)

Answer 8

hmm I'm trying to figure out a way to leading you to the answer without giving a DA

Answer 9

Wait don't you just subtract them?

Answer 10

Do we have any answer choices?

Answer 11

two solutions having milk and water in the ratios 3:5 and 4:7 > are mixed in the ratio 2:3. <

Answer 12

The part I highlighted is the part I don't understand

Answer 13

Are there answer choices? If there are then I could answer it

Answer 14

@xMissAlyCatx

Answer 15

Ohhhh, nono! I GOT IT!

Answer 16

Okay, so basically, you're just adding all of them together, but you have to find a common denominator first. Because it is tells you that both of them are ADDED into it and you what the resultant amount..

Answer 17

So what's the LCD of

3/5 and 4/7?

Answer 18

@mathmath333