Here, as I can see, you are adding fractions, and making sure you have a common denominator.
12) is correct
13) is correct
You got a common denominator, and added them up! Great job! <span />
Answer:
An example would be
(x+3)-(y+12)
The two constants are 3 and 12 (I'm assuming you meant "constant" as in the number that stands by itself and not "constatant" lol)
The two variables are x and y
The two operations are addition and subtraction
In words you could say "the quantity of x plus three minus the quantity of y plus twelve"
Answer:
-19
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the second term and subtract the first term to find what we are adding (or subtacting ) each time
-7 -(-3) =
-7+3
-4
We are subtracting 4 each time
Subtract 4 from the next term
-15 -4 = -19
The next term is -19
