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OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

@MaddieLB

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Tell me your answers

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Oh I see the first one

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok so for num 4 c

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

and num 5 C aswell

OpenStudy (maddielb):

I do not agree with your answer for the first question

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

for num 3?

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

is num 3 a

OpenStudy (maddielb):

No

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

i think its b if not b then its c

OpenStudy (maddielb):

What work are you doing for this, you seem to be guessing now

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

i multiplied the fractions and i got b

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Seems like you didnt make the mixed number into a fraction

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Do you know how to do that

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

olk

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

is 5 C right ?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

I havent even done 5 yet, Im trying to work with you on 3 lol

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok so i have to make the mixed number into a fraction ok

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yes

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Do you know how to do that

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

yea

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

8/5?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yes

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Now multiply across

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

what do i need to multiply across from 3/4?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

What do you mean? You would multiply the numerators together and the denominators together. So 8 * 5 and 5*4

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

8 x 5 is 40 for the numerator and 20 is for the demoninators?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Oops oops, I made a mistake right there, it would be 8*3 and 5*4

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Not 8*5

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

so 8/3 20?

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

i mean 24

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yes

OpenStudy (maddielb):

So 24/20, how many times does 20 go into 24

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

Do i have to simplify

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Well 20 goes into 24 once, so it would be 1 */*

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

so its c?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yes

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Alright for number 2, what did you get

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

D

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yep

OpenStudy (maddielb):

And the third one?

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

we did num 3 already

OpenStudy (maddielb):

5 I mean, third one on the list of these questions

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok num 5 c?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

I would agree with you with the math to get 63, but it says descending so that leads me to go with -63 instead of 63

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

oh yea!

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

and for num 4?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Didnt we do number 4?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

1 1/4? D?

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

no

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Oh, that was the one I was talking about when I said #2

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

http://prntscr.com/dj137r num 4

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Alright, I was confused, thought we did that one

OpenStudy (maddielb):

So you need to change the mixed number to a fraction again

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

10/17

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yep

OpenStudy (maddielb):

So multiply the numerators and denominators again

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

uh 170 is numerator

OpenStudy (maddielb):

170? o.o

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Where'd that come from

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

its 10/17 so i multiply 10 x he numerator

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Oh wait, no its 10/7 not 17

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

so 10 x 7 cuz 7 is the numerator

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

70?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yes

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

then denomniator

OpenStudy (maddielb):

And then 7*8

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

56

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Yep so 70/56 What is left after 56 goes into 70

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

uh i have to simplify?

OpenStudy (maddielb):

Itll be 1 14/56 = 1 2/8 = 1 1/4

OpenStudy (maddielb):

So D is your answer

OpenStudy (emoniplaysstudy):

ok thanks

OpenStudy (maddielb):

You're welcome, Im getting off now, going home from school

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