We can treat this problem like you regularly subtract fractions. First find the common denominator, which is 15.
So:
5(x+6)/15 = 30/15 + 3(x-2)/15
(5x+6)/15 - (30/15) - (3x - 6)/15
As you already know the answer, I'm assuming you can do the rest.
Hope this helps!
The answer would be the first option :
4/3r (3x)^3.
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Photon
Answer:
There are 6,296 children at the carnival
Step-by-step explanation:
The number of each group of people can be expressed as;
Number of boys (b)+number of adults (a)=7,052
b+a=7,052....equation 1
Number of girls (g)=Number of adults (a)-756
g=a-756....equation 2
But Number of girls (g)=number of boys (b)
Replacing the value of b in equation 1 with that of g in equation 2;
(a-756)+a=7,052
a+a=7,052+756
2 a=7,808
a=7,808/2
a=3,904
Replace the value of a in equation 2 with 3,904
g=3,904-756
g=3,148
But since g=b
g=b=3,148
b=3,148
Total number of children=Total number of boys (b)+total number of girls (g)
Total number of children=b+g
where;
b=3,148
g=3,148
replacing;
Total number of children=(3,148+3,148)=6,296
There are 6,296 children at the carnival
Convert to a fraction by placing the decimal number over a power of 10. So the awnser is 97/500
I hope I helped you
1, 4/2, 2, 6/2 just keep multiplying by 1/2
