Question

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Answer 1

what do u think?

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

i was thinking the same thing honestly, but I am not completely sure-

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

oh =(

Answer 6

so honestly these kind of questions are really dumb but I'm going based on your previous question
https://questioncove.com/assets/attachments/1620784053-609b33af4de8436039c9b000-image.png

that diagram was of 3/8 of 1/2

Answer 7

For this question, let's split it into two

Can you tell me what fraction this is in the red box?

Answer 8

this ain't my work but AZ is it 'A'? u can dm me yes or no if u want 0-0

Answer 9

you can count how many squares are in the red box and that's your numerator

and the total number of squares will be the number in the bottom which is your denominator

Answer 10

well if you looked in my drawing, I drew a red box

but basically the green box is the area that overlaps between the blue box and the yellow box

Answer 11

but sure basically

what is the blue box + green box

and then what is the green box + yellow boxes

Answer 12

how much are those represented as fractions?

Answer 13

no, the denominator has to be greater than the numerator

Answer 14

let me do one as an example

the first fraction is the blue boxes + green

remember, the green is just because the blue and yellow boxes overlapped and so the color became green

but the first fraction is

Answer 15

so do you see how it's 35 little squares shaded out of 42

\(\dfrac{35}{42}\) is the same thing as \(\dfrac{6}{7}\)

Answer 16

now the second fraction would be the yellow squares

and remember how the green squares are part of the yellow squares
it's just green because it's also part of the blue squares

So how would you write this as a fraction?