There are many ways to do this depending on the property you have to use:
If you use the distributive property, you need to distribute 3/4 to -10 and 2/5. Distribute means you will multiply it so your resulting equation will be this:

Before you can add, you need to first make them like terms because you cannot add unlike fractions. Get the LCD and form your new equation:

Now you can just add them together to get:

and then simplify your fraction:

or -
The whole fraction becomes negative because when you divide integers and of them is negative, the final answer will be negative.
12 the answer is 12 I know it
Answer:
$3628.24
Step-by-step explanation:
we use the formula for accrued value (A) with compounded interest:

where A= accrued value (principal plus the accumulated interest)
P = principal -> in our case $6000
r = annual interest rate (in decimal form) -> in our case 0.06
n = number of compoundings per year. In our case 2 (semiannually)
t = time in years -> in our case 8

Since this is the value of principal plus accumulated interest, we subtract from it the principal ($6000) to get the value of just the interest:
$9628.24 - $6000 = $3628.24
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