## anonymous 3 years ago 1/4+2/5=???

1. anonymous

NEED HELP NOW!

2. geerky42

3. anonymous

IT WAS THE WRONG PROBLEM

4. Hero

Multiply the first fraction by 5/5 Multiply the second fraction by 4/4 Finally add both together

5. anonymous

turn them into decimals then back into a fraction, thats probably the easiest way for me

6. anonymous

TO HARD

7. anonymous

5/20 +8/20?

8. anonymous

you get the denominator on the same number for any addition or subtraction of different fractions

9. Hero

10. anonymous

THX AIK :3 XD

11. anonymous

NO

12. anonymous

Do you want me to explain it to you how to get the do it or do you understand from what I gave you?

13. anonymous

I only do that since im in 4th grade

14. anonymous

AIK its fine the answer is easy now

15. anonymous

Wait no its not

16. anonymous

you add both to get 13/20

17. anonymous

but the question is 2/5+1/4

18. Hero

@mathhard, you ever heard of equivalent fractions? If someone says to you that $\frac{2}{5} = \frac{4}{10}$ What goes through your mind?

19. anonymous

I only do that since im in 4th grade

20. Hero

Saying you're in 4th grade is not an excuse for not knowing.

21. anonymous

i cant do that jerk

22. abb0t

Don't you need to be 13 to use OS?

23. ArTFis

Common denominatorfor them would be 20. Mulitply 1/4 by 5 and 2/5 by 4. Then add and simplify.

24. anonymous

oh yeah one more thing its not an excuse

25. tyteen4a03

@abb0t OS might have a COPPA form somewhere, but otherwise yes, you need to be 13+ to use this site.

26. abb0t

LOL!

27. anonymous

Don't you need to be 13 to use OS? no @abb0t

28. tyteen4a03

@mathhard According to the OpenStudy Terms of Services, you must be 13+ and currently enrolled in a High School/University, OR you must be 18+. The full statement is outlined in the ToS here, under the Eligibility section: http://openstudy.com/terms-and-conditions You are currently violating the OpenStudy Terms of Use, and since that your attitude has not been great towards users, they have the option to report your account for ToS violation. Just saying ;)

29. anonymous

Im 18 i was kidding cant you take a joke

30. geerky42

Frankly, this is stupid, you can't tell how old users are behind computer. How can you tell if they are younger than 13?

31. karatechopper

BE NICE. And don't lie.

32. anonymous

shut up abb0t

33. karatechopper

Wow, an 18 year old not being able to do a fraction problem....never heard of that one before.

34. karatechopper

Oye. I said be nice please.

35. abb0t

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36. anonymous

what is that @abb0t

37. Hero

So all this time, it was an 18 year old saying "too hard"?

38. anonymous

karatechopper im not a very smart person and you said to be nice|dw:1359073264680:dw|

39. anonymous

yes @Hero

40. karatechopper

I think an 18 year old, would be a bit more mature.

41. geerky42

@karatechopper "Wow, an 18 year old not being able to do a fraction problem...." It reminds me of this movie called "Stand and Deliver." Pretty good movie, I suggest you to watch it.

42. anonymous

@karatechopper still im not the brightest on earth

43. karatechopper

But still, what do you understand in this whole fraction problem. Have you even attempted it?

44. anonymous

yes i have.i need pictures to understand

45. anonymous

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46. karatechopper

Show me what you have done so far.

47. anonymous

$2/5= 8/20 1/4= 5 /20 2:2,4,6,8 5:5,10,15,20$