So Lost

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Add -3/5 + (8/35)= 13/35???

Subtract -7.1 - (8.3)= -1.2 ? multiply (7.6)(1)(-6)=7.6 ? divide 90/18=5 ? find the reciprocal of 1/3(9-4)=3/5? subtract 7/9-(13/18=-1/18?

not sure if this answer is correct frustrated find the reciprocal of 5 3/4 i think its 4/23 doesn't seem like i did the formula the correct way

Identify the rate in the following statement 75 is 15% of 500 the answers that are given to choose from is A)75 B)500 C)15% I picked a and c not

Can you solve for a variable in an expression? not sure if I'm doing this right 3x + 4=13 3x=9 x=3

4+x(10-8)=? not sure if I'm following pemdas with the answer =2?

x + 7 + 3(4 + 5) = (x * 12) + 12 I came to up with the answer of 35 but that answer isn't sitting well with me not sure where I went wrong can anyone help?!!!

this problem looks incorrect in my opinion not sure about it I followed the steps but it still doesn't look right. trying to find out what the x is = to 9x + 7=5 So I do 9x9=81 81+7=88 So what I did was 88-5= 83 x83?

3+x(12*4)-24 3+x(48)-24 51x-24 51-24=27 48/27 x=1.7? Not sure if I did the steps correctly.

3+x(12*4)-24 3+x(48)-24 51x-24 51-24=27 48/27 x=1.7? I wanted to know if finding the x in all of this is correct.

Simplifying y^2 + 3 + 3(y^2+1) My answer is 4y^2+6 but the program I am using (Hawkes learning system) says it isnt correct. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have even used several online calculators to verify and this is the answer they all come...

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thank you for helping me

Thank you for assisting me :)

THANK YOU *SMILE* I just told my cousin earlier that I think I have dyslexia when it comes to math and remembering the formulas. UGH but thank you for clearing it up for me.

question how did you get 15%?

Hi Ms. Sue, Thank you so much you helped me once before with my troubles and I'm thankful that you were able to assist me through this once again. (*SMILE*)

Is this done right? to have a solution but both sides of the equal sign must be the same. An example would be 2-x=1. You subtract the 1 from each side, (2-1)= (1-1), making x=1. Plug it back in 2-1=1. The 2-1 equals 1 which is the same number on the other...

Thank you once again Sue life saver Amilia not sure if your question was directed towards me but I'm lost on that question right now.

not a problem I was confused I thought it may have been something like that. Thanks again :)

Hi Ms. Sue, I thought I needed to because of the x and the + sign had me thinking it was multiply then add the subtract. UGH it's my fault because I keep forgetting about the other rules that apply to doing theses types of problems. I'm not good in math a...

Ms. Sue how much does your tutoring services cost? That's if you even do it besides online.

:( but I understand I believe an unasked question is the wrong question. But thank you for taking the time to even answer the question so I'll let you get back to work **SMILE**

the original problem is 3+x(12*4)-24 and I thought because by 12* 4= 48 then by adding 3 that gave me 51 then I subtracted 24 and that left me with 27 so I divided 48 by 27 and that gave me 1.7 so i placed 1.7 as the x and it's on the other line showing h...

no I don't because I was going by pemdas.

Yes Ms. Sue my mistake

Sorry once again Ms Sue I'm just trying to find out what the x would be

Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract (order of operations for evaluating math expressions)