put a 1 under the 13, so it is 13/1, and 5 5/6, turn it into an improper fraction by multiplying 5x6=30. then 30+5, which is 35. so just keep the denominator, which would be 35/6. so you would have 13/1 - 35/6. you need the same denominator, so see what both 1 and 6 would fit into. which is 6. so 13x6 which is 78, so 78/6 - 35/6, so 78-35 is 43. so 43/6, then simplify, which is 7 1/6
I’m not sure if this is right. but wouldn’t it be 0 if he spent the remaining amount of money on supplies for an art project?
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156?
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im not certan but isnt it just adding??
Well, if she wants to buy twice as many burgers as sodas, and her limit is $35, the inequality would have to be, how ever many burgers she can buy, while buying half that amount, but buying sodas instead..? I’m sorry if I’m confusing you more
