Fraction strips are rectangular pieces (electronic or copied on paper strips) to represent different parts of the same whole. They can be cut apart and manipulated to see how various parts can be added together to make the whole or compare different fractional amounts for equivalency
1. 3p: Add 6 to negative 3, and carry over the "p"
3. 6x: Subtract 1 from 7 and carry over the "x"
5. -4v: Add 6 to negative 10 and carry over the "v"
7. -4r + 9: Add 5 to -9 and carry over the "r". Then put "+9" after the variable, since the other 9 was by itself.
9. 14n: Add 5 to 9 and carry over the "n".
I hope this helps!
Answer:
64
π
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c
m
)
^2
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe the first one is c
