Anonymous4338

Thanks! The forum's changed a bunch since I've last been on, but I'm planning to be more active this week since I have no school. Anyhow, it's getting pretty late for me now, soo I think I'll be going now. It's great seeing you again.  

Hi there, Hayley! Welcome to the forum!

Okay.

Then, you do the same for the constants. I'll be adding 3/5 to each side.

1 14/15-1=4/15x

Then, solve the left side.

14/15=4/15x

Multiply by 15 on both sides.

14=4x

Then, divide by 4 on each side.

3.5=x

In conclusion, x=3.5 or 3 and a half. Hope I helped, but sorry if my math is off. I had to hurry a bit.

I like what guest did, but let me make this a bit clearer.

1/3(x+4)-1=3/5(x-1) is what you have.

First, distribute.

(1/3*x+1/3*4)-1=3/5*x-3/5*1

What you get is...

(1/3x+1 1/3)-1=3/5x-3/5

Then, add/subtract an equal amount of x from each side. In this example, I will be subtracting 1/3 from both sides.

1 1/3-1=4/15x-3/5

I'm at my character limit, so I'll be posting the rest in a separate post.

First, add the xs together.

5x+7x=12x

12x=180

Then, divide by 12 on both sides.

12x/12=180/12

x=15

In conclusion, x=15.

You must use PEMDAS.

Parenthases

Exponents

Multiplication/Division

Addition/Subtraction

(1+1)/2+95

First do what's in the parentheses.

2/2+95

Next, do division.

1+95.

Finally, finish off with addition.

96

In conclusion, (1+1)/2+95=96.

Simple, just subtract the number of cards Maddy has (45) from how many Madison has (999). 999-45=954

What you would do is find the multiples of each number first (besides 0). For 600, there is 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 3000, 3600, 4000, etc.

And for 108: 108, 216, 324, 432, 540, 648, etc.

The lowest number that is included in both sets would be 5,400, therefore that is the LCM.

3*5 is 15. There is no x in the equation so x=3.35 is useless information.

3/4 * 3 is a measurement, I am assuming. What you would do first is change 3 to 3/1, a fraction equaling 3. This would get you 3/4 by 3/1. Then, you multiply the numerators and denominators together. The product of the numerators (3 and 3) is 9, which means that the new numerator is 9. Then, you would do the same for the denominators (4 and 1) to get 4. That means the product is 9/4. Reducing would get you 2 1/4, which means 3/4 times 3 is 2 1/4, and 3/4 units times 3 units is 2 1/4 units squared.