It's just not realistic to present a list of 12 math questions and ask for the answers to all of them at once. Please post only one question at a time and please share your thoughts about how to solve that question.
I'll focus on one problem: <span>7 2/3 + 2 7/12
Here the LCD (lowest common denominator) is 12. 7 2/3 becomes 7 8/12.
Add 7 8/12 and 2 7/12:
7 8/12 +2 7/12 ----------- 9 15/12 15/12 is not a proper fraction. Write it as 1 3/12, or 1 1/4.
Then your 9 15/12 becomes (9+1) 1/4, or 10 1/4.</span>
tate is hosting a party and he has 23 people coming over. for every table he buys, 8 chairs come with it. how many tables should tate buy so that he can seat all of his guests?