Add the following fractions and reduce to lowest terms. (Enter a reduced fraction.) 1 4 +  3 12 +  1 24

Use the given values to find the following. (Enter your answers as fractions.) P(A) = 0.5,  P(B) = 0.5,  P(A ∩ B) = 0.2 (a)    P(A given B)(b)    P(B given A)

Im thinking of two proper fractions whose sum is 19/12 and whose product is 5/8. Determine thefractions, and state them in simplest form.

Fraction Fluency: Add and/or subtract the following fractions using a common denominator. Express your answers in lowest terms Raise your hand in classkick if you have questions while completing your practice. RENS भाल 2. 列一4 如5

what are the equivlent fractions of 1 and 2 and how do you expline how you got the answer

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Write the answers as a fraction in reduced form.Do you know what regifting is? It is loosely defined as "giving someone a gift that was originally given to you without telling the recipient the origin of the gift." Now that you know, how often do you engage in regifting? In a survey of 5555 persons, the answers to that question were as follows. Response to the question: How often do you engage in regifting?Very often → 146 votesEvery now and then → 819 votesNot very often → 1756 votesNever → 2808 votesI'm not sure → 26 votesCurrent number of voters: 5555 If one of the persons is selected at random, what is the empirical probability of the following? (a) The person very often engages in regifting. (b) The person never engages in regifting.(c) If you get a gift and you assume that the results of the survey apply to that gift, what is the probability that you are getting a regift? Assume that the people who give regifts are the ones that did not answer "Never."

By hand, show how to write 3.2112 as an un-simplified improper fraction. (Note: There is a repeating bar going from the 1 to the last 2.) so 3.2(Repeating bar over the 112)

2. In your own words, explain in detail why the same numerator, the fraction with the smaller it is the case that if two denominator fractions have is greater.

Where does 2/2 come from? Please explain rules in subtracting fractions as simple as you can. Thanks.