Renaming fractions is also called "borrowing" - it's because you borrow fraction parts from the wholes of a mixed number.
this is necessary when, if you subtract, the subtracted fraction part is bigger than the fraction part of the number from which you subtract:
so here 3/4 is bigger than 1/4 and we need to borrow
if we wanted to subtract 3/4 from 4 1/4 then you're stuck: how do you subtract 3/4 from 1/4? you can't, but you can change 4 1/4 into 3 5/4 !!!! it's the same number, you just borrowed from the whole unmbers and put into the fraction!
now we can subtract: 3 5/4-3/4 is 3 2/4
Answer:
V /(lw) = h
Step-by-step explanation:
V = lwh
Divide each side by lw
V/ ( lw) = lwh/(lw)
V /(lw) = h
True, this is a Pythagorean identity.
A. getting a 5 on a spin : NO, I's a simple event
B. getting tails on a coin toss : NO, I's a simple event
C. drawing an ace from a deck of cards : NO, I's a simple event
D. rolling a 4 on a die and rolling an even number on another: YES. it's a compound event