(-5/6) + c = (-11/12)

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Remember you can do anything to an equation as long as you doit t both sides

-5/6+c=-11/12
add 5/6 to both sides
5/6-5/6+c=-11/12+5/6
0+c=-11/12+5/6
c=-11/12+5/6
how do we add?
we make same denomenator

11/12 and 5/6
6 times 2=12 so
5/6 times 2/2=10/12

c=-11/12+5/6
c=-11/12+10/12
c=-1/12

rosijanka [135]4 years ago

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