Add -13/4+2/5 using the number line. select the location on the number line to plot the sum

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The answer is if you convert. we cant see the number line so, we cant tell you the second part of the problem.. attach the image please.

ok so convert.. -13/4 becomes -65/20 and 2/5 becomes 8/20, so add that and get -57/20, then simplify how you want to. thats your answer

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