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Thank you so much CPill & Melody! 

thank you so much CPhill!

Thank you!

then mind your own d**n business. problem solved!

Find a common denominator 

2/3+4/5

the CD is 15 because 3 and 5 both go into them.

find how many time the bottom part of the first fraction can go into there. 

in this case, 3 can go into 15, 5 times

so then youll mutiple your top number by 5

repeat this for the next fraction

Once you have your four fractions, subtract the top of the two new fractions

in this case it'll be 10 and 12 

=2

then put that over 15 

=2/15

Let g(x) be reflected of f(x)=x^2+ in the axis. What is the function rule for g(x)

Let g(x) be reflected of f(x)=x^2+ in the axis. What is the function rule for g(x)

Let g(x) be reflected of f(x)=x^2+ in the axis. What is the function rule for g(x)

12*6=72

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