



Do you remember that we cannot add fractions when they have unlike denominators? We can onyl add fractions as long as they have the same denominator!
So here's the big idea: fractions must have the same denominator.
If we multiply the first fraction by 2, then both fractions will have the same denominator. *
* <em>Why 2??</em>
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- Because:
We need to find the least common multiple of 3 and 6, which is 6. Next, what should 3 be multiplied by to result in 6? That's right, 2.
Also, we can only multiply the denominator by 2 as long as we multiply the numerator by 2!
So that's why we multiply the whole fraction by 2

Watch what happens

Add the numerators


Simplifying the fractions


Hope that helped
Hello!
You look at the table and see what graph matches the data
0-4 = 5
We look for the graphs that of 0-4 at 5
That gives us B or C
We look at the next values
5-9 = 10
We look for the graph that has 5-9 equal to 10
That gives us the answer of B
The answer is B
Hope this helps!
Answer:
the domain is -11,10 but i didnt know if you wanted that or not
Step-by-step explanation: