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Answer:
12/5
Discussion:
Note that 10 is a common denominator of both denominators:
9/5 = (9*2)/(5*2) = 18/10
- ( -6/10) = + (6/10)
So the original problem is equivalent to
18/10 + 6/10 =
(18 +6)/10 =
24/10 =
(2*12)/ (2*5) => cancelling the common factor "2"
12/5 =
2 and 2 fifths =
22/5 (though this looks like (22)/5!)
Thank you,
MrB
He withdrew 20$, it says he starts with 45 but the equation says he has 25
Answer:
Krutika gets 27 sweets
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ---> number of sweets that Caroline gets
y ---> number of sweets that Krutika gets
z ---> number of sweets that Natasha gets
we know that
so
----> equation A
----> equation B
---> equation C
Caroline gets 9 more sweets than Natasha
so
---> equation D
substitute equation D in equation B
solve for z
therefore
Krutika gets 27 sweets
Answer:
the first choice, the second choice, and the last choice
Step-by-step explanation:
5 and 6 because they are alternate angles
2 and 3 because they are corresponding angles
2 and 4 because they are corresponding angles
