To add fractions, you first have to set the denominators equal to each other. To do this, you find the LCD (least common denominator) of the two fractions until you find a shared number.
To do this, list out the multiples of each number (3x1=3,3x2=6,3x3=9, and so on. Do this also with 7) The LCD for 3 and 7 is 21. 3x7=21, and 7x3=21. You want to set each fraction’s denominator equal to 21.
You want to multiply each side of 1/3 by 7. 1/3 would become 7/21. You’d do this because 3x7=21, and what you multiply the bottom by you need to multiply the top by. 7x3=21 so you multiply both sides by 3 to get 6/21.
Now you have 7/21 and 6/21 and can add them. Now that they are equal, you can ignore the denominator and just add the numerators. 7+6=13 so Eric completed 13/21 of his homework.
Let x---------------> long side rectangle------------> 13.5 in y---------------> wide side rectangle------------> 10 in d--------------> <span>length of a diagonal </span> we know <span>applying the Pythagorean theorem </span>d²=x²+y²-----------> d²=13.5²+10²-> d²=282.25 d=√282.25=16.80 in
