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Answer:
This expression is missing operators and has no meaning. If you add commas to separate the expressions, and equals signs where appropriate, then assistance can be given.
Assuming that the blank spaces between terms are meant to be plus signs, then the final answer would be 9x.
Step-by-step explanation:
To make some sense of this, let's assume that the operator between "5x-4" and "6x-23" is a plus sign, and that the minus sign on "-2x + 33" is itself the operator there. If that is the case then this can be solved by simply grouping like terms and summing them up:
group like terms:
The numbers with no coefficient add up to zero:
Leaving us with the final answer.
Answer:
Diego is correct.
He has correctly divided 1 in groups of .
Step-by-step explanation:
The question 'How many groups of 5/6 are in 1?' means that we need to divided 1 into groups of .
When we form groups from a given total, we divided the total by the size of the group.
If we are dividing number of people in groups of
number of people, then the expression to find the number of groups formed can be given as:
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For this question the data given is:
So, the number of groups formed can be given as:
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When divisor is a fraction, then we multiply the reciprocal of the divisor with the dividend.
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In order to convert fraction to mixed number we will divide numerator with denominator and then write the quotient as whole number, remainder as numerator and the denominator remains as it is.
On dividing 6 by 5, the quotient =1 and remainder =1. Thus the mized number is:
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Thus, there are or
groups in 1. This matches with Diego's answer and hence he is correct.