I'll teach and give you the answer for you problem (5 2/7 −1 1/2 )∙(1− 14/53 )
Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions 5 2/7 = 37/7:
(37/7-1 1/2) * (1- 14/53
Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions 1 1/2 = 3/2:
(37/7-3/2) * (1- 14/53
Join 37/7-3/2 = 53/14
53/14(-14/53+1)
Join 1-14/53 = 39/53
53/14 * 39/53
Cross-Cancel 53:
39/14
Your Answer As A Improper Fraction---> 39/14
Your Answer As A Mixed Number---> 2 11/14
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Using fractions, it is found that 
of a wheel still needs to be painted.
- On the first wheel, 4 of the 9 equal parts have been painted, that is,
of the wheel has been painted, hence 
has not been painted.
- On the second wheel, 6 of the 10 equal parts have been painted, that is,
of the wheel has been painted, hence 
has not been painted.
The total fraction that still has to be painted is:
of a wheel still needs to be painted.
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This <em>expression</em>, is a d. binomial
First term: 12xyz
Second term: -45
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Answer:
6J = 72
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it says the product, it is talking about multiplication.
J would be Jamelle's age
6 is the excess number given.
72 is the answer
thus it would be 6*J or 6J = 72
Answer:
i think its b
Step-by-step explanation:
