Help!! How do you get 43 like the calculator got it?? And how does the minus sign of the overall fraction go solely towards the 7? (picture in the comments).

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starfireandrobin · Answer

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starfireandrobin · Answer

@johnweldon1993

kg1975 · Answer

all i can say is there is multiplication involved

starfireandrobin · Answer

@IrishBoy123

starfireandrobin · Answer

@IrishBoy123

irishboy123 · Answer

dunno mate

djmaster · Answer

@StarfireAndRobin imagine this -2*(7/3) ... how would you solve this ?

s4sensitiveandshy · Answer

$$2\frac{ 13 }{ 15 }$$ (mixed numbers)
multiply the denominator by left number(2)
and then add the result to the number in the numerator
15*2 +13=43
 $$\frac{ 43 }{ 15 }$$
i would suggest you to not use the Llooks like more difficult than it actually is

s4sensitiveandshy · Answer

if you're asking how to get 43 from here$$\frac{ -7 }{ 3 }+\frac{26}{5}$$ to rewrite as a single fraction find the common denominator |dw:1473118224477:dw|

kg1975 · Answer

i think u all are confusing him/her

s4sensitiveandshy · Answer

how s0.0?

mathmale · Answer

Your task is to combine terms here:$$-2\frac{ 1 }{ 3 }+5\frac{ 1 }{ 5 }$$

mathmale · Answer

Step 1:  Identify the LCD.
Step 2.  Convert both fractions to the equivalent form with the LCD in the denominator.

Show your work, please.