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First you have to add \(\dfrac{1}{7}+\dfrac{1}{2}\) You have to find common denominators What do 7 and 2 both go into?
14
so the denominator is 14 and then the top number is 2
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So multiply \(\dfrac{2*1}{2*7}=\) and \(\dfrac{7*1}{7*2}=\)
7 goes into 14 two times so you multiply 1/7 by 2 2 goes in seven times so multiply 1/2 by 7
7/14
wait you kinda confused me
7/14 is right what about the other one?
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hmmm so 1 4/7
Or, try this: P = 2 (l + w) P = 2 (1/7 + 1/2) P = 2/7 + 2/2 P = 2/7 + 1 or 1 2/7 a few moments ago
im pretty confused
\(\dfrac{2*1}{2*7}=?\) \(\dfrac{7*1}{7*2}=?\)
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