brianna560
brianna560
16-04-2017
Mathematics
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I really suck at math plz help me
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MagicWays
MagicWays
16-04-2017
You would have to have common demoniators to add.
8/10 can be turn into 80/100 by multiplying the denominator and nominator by ten
75/100+80/100, you add the nominators ONLY, dont change the denominator.
75+80=155
so your answer would be 155/100
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rebecacastillo8
rebecacastillo8
17-04-2017
155/100 is the answer because 8/10 is really 80/100 so you would add numerators and get 155 so you would slide your 100 as under as your denominator.
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