Have math finals tomorrow, need some help from some of you..How do you solve: (-3/4)(3)(-4)(1/3)only the 3/4 is like vertical and so is the 1/3I feel stupid for asking because this isn't that difficult but I kinda forgot how to do this since we learned it at the beginning of the year.
Just multiply the numbers together... I really don't know what else to say without actually giving you the answer though.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (yankshater213 @ Jan 18 2007, 04:59 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>turn them all into fractions and multiply</div>hahaha there we go...thanks for the quick help.By the way, keep this thread open because I'm probably going to need some more help in the next three hours.
(-3/4)(3)(-4)(1/3)so like-9/12 x 36/12 x -48/12 x 4/14 ???I'm having trouble getting the right answer.
look at the numerators first and times them together:-3 x 3 x -4 x 1 = ?put that over the denominator which u do the same thing with on the bottom4 x 1 x 1 x 3 = ?that's your answer and reduce it if u can...if u know how.
Thanks for the help!Now another question...-5=x-(-2)You have to like multiply by each side but how the hell would I do that?
