An=Asub1+d(n-1)
Asub5= -5+½(4)
=-5+7
=2
Answer:
27 1/7
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiply 5×5=25 and afterwards multiply 3/7×5=2 1/7
Sorry if I'm wrong - This is how I learned to subtract fractions in the 7th grade
First, I would line up the fractions side-by-side:
5/6 1/8
Then, my teacher would tell me to look at the numerators and subtract those - The answer would be 4
Next, she would say to do the same to the denominators - The answer is 2
4/2 is your answer I believe
Hope this helped! :)
The rule is adding 5 if we say n is 2 then nth term is
n + 5(or so I hope )
Hey, so in a fraction, the whole is always going to be the 2nd or bottom part of it. Why? Well if you were to read it out loud, you may as well say it as 57 out of 100, meaning that 57 is the part.
