Answer:
6 3/4 (six and three fourths)
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we must turn 4 6/7 into an improper fraction, AKA 28/7. Now, you can't subtract 1/4 from 28/7, can you? So what you need to do is find the greatest common factor of 4 and 7. The GCF would be 28 (7 x 4 = 28, 4 x 7 = 28).
Now we know that the GCF is 28, we can turn the numbers into 28/28 and 1/28. But wait! We aren't done yet. Now we have to change the numerators. Since you multiplied the denominator (7) by 4 to get 28, you must now multiply 28 by 4 as well. (If you do something to the bottom, you have to do it to the top!) Because of this, we are now at 196/28.
Next, we must do the numerator of 1/28. Since we multiplied the denominator (4) by 7 to get 28, we must now multiply 1 by 7. This gets you to 7/28.
It's finally time to subtract. 196 - 7 is 184, so we are at 184/28. But hey, that's an improper fraction! You have to simplify. 184 divided by 28 is 6.75. 0.75 is 3/4 when turned into a fraction.
Mash 6 and 3/4 together, and you've got your answer! 6 3/4.
0 = -5n - 2n
0 = -7n <em>|divide both sides by (-7)</em>
<u>n = 0</u>
Answer:
The answer would be the second plot
Step-by-step explanation:
The frequency table show how many sick patients there are in a single age range. In the first two plots, the total dots between numbers 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29 add up to 3, and the other 2 plots do not, so those are not correct.
When we add up the total of dots from ages 30-34 on the first plot, there are only 4 sick patients. On the second graph, there are 6 total patients in that age range. Therefore, the dot plot that corresponds with the frequency table is the second one.
Answer: x= -25
Step-by-step explanation:
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