Hey there! I was looking at your question for a bit then realized you meant 
, the imaginary number, not "1" at the end of each number.
- Complex numbers are numbers involving both real and imaginary numbers; thus, this question wouldn't make much sense without the imaginary number
The expression we are given is:
Open parenthesis and combine like terms:
This is answer choice B (assuming it's supposed to be an and not a "1" at the end)
Let me know if you need any clarifications, thanks!
~ Padoru
-11-(-7)
-11+7
Your answer is -4
So the first thing you would have to is to find a common denominator so a common denominator between 11 and 15 is 165. 3/11 * 15 =45/165 next you would do 7/15 * 11=77/165 no that both denominators are the same we add the numerator but the denominator stays the same so 45/165 + 77/165 = 122/165
and since it can't be reduced any more 122/165 is your answer.
hope this helps :)
Answer: <em>(1,5,7,10,11,15)</em>
To get the union of two sets of numbers, all you do is combine the numbers from least to greatest. If a number repeats in the 2 sets, you only put it once.
