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➷ When it comes to dividing fractions, there is a rule you must now.
It's called Keep Flip Change.
I'll give you an example:
Keep the first fraction exactly as it is
Flip the second fraction upside down (switch the numerator and denominator around)
Change the sign to a multiplication.
This is how it should look:
Now you just multiply them as you normally would to get an answer of:
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FIRT ADDISON OF 5/6+√9
5/6+9.5393 = 10.3727253.
NOW CLASSIFICATION:- 10.40
HOPE IT HELPS YOU.
The equivalent ratios are A and D.
Here's an explanation:
When you look at D, you see that 12 is a multiple of 6, and 16 is a multiple of 8. So you know that it looks like they're equivalent. Then you test it out, 12/2=6. 16/2=8. so 12:16 = 6:8. Eyeballing it first can save time sometimes.
Answer:
16 people
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a set problem
let first session be a
let second session be b
128 people attended at least one session = a∪b
a. 3/4 attended both session 1&2 = a∩b
b. 7/8 attended session 2 = p(b) i.e population b
c x attended session 1 = p(a) i.e. population a
lets get the figures.
- For both sessions 3/4 × 128 = 96 = a∩b
- For second session 7/8 × 128 = 112 = b
- The formular is a∪b = p(a) + p(b) - a∩b
- a∪b = 128 (they at least one session)
lets substitute into the equation
let p(a) be x
128 = x + 112 - 96
128 = x + 16
x = 112 - no of people that attended the morning session.
But to find those that ONLY attended morning session
x - a∩b
112 - 96 = 16
Answer:
32/8 simplest is 4/1 or 4
Step-by-step explanation:
