Answer:
When you are adding or subtracting a negative fraction, you usually want to consider the numerator as negative. The method is just the same, except now you may need to add negative or positive numerators. Example 1: ... To add the fractions with unlike denominators, rename the fractions with a common denominator.
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No because it has to be broken down and digested to be usable
While you do not have your choices listed, equivalent fractions to 1/4 could be:
2/8; 3/12; 4/16; 5/20; 6/24; etc.
To find equivalent fractions, we multiply the numerator and denominator by the same number.
When you add all the angles of a triangle together, you will always get 180 degrees.
Since we know the measures of two angles (a right angle is 90 degrees) we can just subtract those two from 180
180 - 90 - 50 = 40 degrees
So basically from (-2,6) to (1,6)
The up and down translations applies to the y values
So from 6 to 6 nothing happened! so wasn't translated neither up nor down
And left and right applies to x values.
from -2 to 1
3 units positive that means 3 units right..
Hope it helps
