Google them might be easyer 8)

TTGJackUK wrote Google them might be easyer 8)

I have already tried.

find the lowest common denumators on the fractions and do simple addition and subtraction

GnarlyOCMD wrote

I need to know this answers for my home work.

1) 8 1/5= n - 4 2/3
2) 5 1/2n - 4 1/4 = 12 1/4
3) 1 3/8n = 6 1/2
4) n - 7 1/4 = 16 1/28
5) n+4 /35 = 9 1/4

What does n equal?

1) Take the 4 and two thirds over to the left and add to 8 1/5.
2) Take the 4 1/4 to the right, add 12 1/4 together, and then divide by 5 1/2 to get one n.
3) divide 6 1/2 by 1 3/8 to get what one n is.
4) take 7 1/4 to the right and add to 16 1/28
5) I'm assuming that is meant to say n + 4/35 = 9 1/4. If that is the case, take 4/35 over to the right and subtract from 9 1/4.

I think that would be right, it is how I would approach that kind of question..

find the lowest commen denomenator and try to get n on ONE side of the problem and add the 2 fraction tegether that are now on the same side.

Could someone just give me a straight up answer?My brain is pretty much fried.

GnarlyOCMD wrote Could someone just give me a straight up answer?My brain is pretty much fried.

Mail me the questions and I'll do it ;)

whats math ???? :trollin: :crazy:

1) n = 12 and 13-15ths
I'll post more as i get them