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exactly babe <:ExcitedPepe:781198443665424424> i believe in you

i just done my math test today 😌 74%

not high, but that was a big leap from the last score

Rule #6, no flirting. It’s like I’m the mod among us. Also I didn’t get an A-, @KungFlu BatSoup almost got one

he has 95. that's not a- <:Nervous_Monkey:797288817115267082>

He ALMOST got one

https://tenor.com/view/math-calculate-confusing-figure-out-gif-6237717

he said he got 100

Iso is wrong

A 94 would be A-

So I said an A- is still an A

He said he cut it close

94 is high or mid A tho <:KEKWait:780472182387376130>

A- would be 80

No 80 is a B wtf

It isn't in canada lmao

Ok Canadian.

yeah canada is more `lienent`

got a B in physics and math

for american standards

I'm struggling to simplify these fractions.

What is 9×10×9+69,420.21

70,230.21

I got this for your first one

Still need help

How did you get the negative to go away? And that was incorrect too.

When I enter it, it tells me if it's right.

Whoops forgot to multiply the negative out

Should be that

Anyone got clues on these? I am having issues with them.

I’m pretty sure you cross multiply the numerator to have the same denominator than add. After than you will simply multiply the reciprocal (5) with the numerator than simplify again

First is to cross multiply and I get 35/35 + 15/35 and I get 50/35

ill simplify down to 10/7

Now we have to divide 10/7 by 5 so I multiply the reciprocal and my equation looks like 10(5) / 7

That gives me 50/7

Did you forget the /7?

Best thing to do with fractions is to get common denominator, if you have a fraction (a/b) and you add it to (c/d) you can add them if you make their denominators the same, by multiplying the (a/b) one by (d/d) (which is 1 and therefore allowed) and the (c/d) one by (b/b), then adding them together (da + bc)/(db)