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Yes, I hope this helped!

Your exam must be extremely hard to have 1+1 in it.

It took the #-Ghosty Calculator-# hours to solve that.

1+1 is surely 11.

There is no way that 2 would be the answer.

Let's use a calculator to check.

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To get the area of a rhombus, you need to multiply the diagonals and divide the result by 2. 

So you multiply 24 and 10 and divide the result by 2.

24*10 = 240.

240/2 = 120.

The area of the rhombus is 120 square units.

Well, in xy-wy  = t,  you know that xy and wy both have y in them. (Yeah, that's not really a good explanation -_-)

So you can make that into: y(x-w) = t. Because if you distribute y to (x-w), the result is the same as the original. 

Now, we have y(x-w) = t.

We need to isolate y to solve for y.

So divided both sides by (x-w) to isolate y.

you get y = t/(x-w)

And that's the answer.

Correct me if I am wrong. 

Sorry...didn't understand the question properly. Deleting answer...

Well, to solve for m, you need to isolate it. 

First subtract 4m to both sides so that you only have m on one side.

But you might realize that by subtracting 4m to both sides, m is gone.

What's left is -4 = 0.

Now that -4 is certainly not equal to 0.

So there is no solution.

There is no real number that can satisfy this equation.

Well, you know that 1.18 can be converted into 118/100. There are 1.18 'hundreds' in 118. So what you need to do next is simplify that fraction.  118(numerator) and 100(denominator) are both divisible by 2. So divide both of them by 2 and you get 

59/50. That cannot be simplified further, so that is the simplest form. 

No wait! Didn't see the repeating part! Look at falcon609 below for the correct answer.

Sorry. 

I think the moderators or the admin can make you a mod. I don't really know...

Well, first make the whole number a fraction with the same denominator as the improper fraction. 

Then you can simply add the former whole number with the improper fraction. 

Here is an example:

We have the whole number 2 and the improper fraction 4/3. 

The whole number has the have the denominator 3.

So... 2*3/3 + 4/3.

 = 6/3 +4/3

 = 10/3

So 10/3 is the answer.

Always remember that even though you make the whole number into a fraction, if you simplify it, it will always be equal to the former whole number. In my example, 6/3 can be simplified to 2.