We have the expression . To write a equivalent expression, we are going to rewrite the denominator of our expression using its common denominator 4:
Now, notice that we are basically diving 1 by , so we have a division involving fractions, and remember that to divide fractions, we just need to invert the second fraction and multiply:
We can conclude that the equivalent expression of is .
(this is not my answer but someone elses who answered the same problem on here)
If you have an equation like 4 + w = 12, you'll work backward to find w by subtracting 4 from 12.
Or if you have an equation like 4r = 24, you'll work backward by dividing 24 by 4 to find r.
3,6,9,12,15 thats what i think. hope it helps
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The order is not quite correct.
- 7 + (-11 * 5 - - 7) ÷ - 6
The - - 7 becomes a plus
- 7 + (- 55 + 7) ÷ -6
This is where the real problem is. -55 + 7 goes down. This gives - 48
- 7 + [( - 48) ÷ - 6]
You do the division by - 6 before adding. Adding - 7 to the result of the division is your very last step. Think BedMas.
-7 + (8)
The 8 is the result of the division. -48/-6 = 8. the -7 and the 8 are added. You get 1.
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Step-by-step explanation:
51 - 2j
maybe something is missing here, but that is the representation of what you wrote.
