No. For fractions to be equal, both the numerators and denominators have to be proportional.
Since both denominators are 2, the denominators would have to be just 3 or just 4.
Negative six sevenths -6/7
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Once you plug in -18 as x you divide it with 6 and the answer of that is -3 then you add 17 and -3 and your output will be 14!
Ok so if you did 156-6 (considering it was 6 more you want to subtract it) and then because the girls was doubled the boys (you are now at 150) you must divide that by 3 which will give you 50. But you need to double it (for girls) which is 100 and then you have 50 left over which is for the boys. Boys=50 girls=106
