Convert 16 2/3 to a fraction

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Answer 1

Answer: Multiply 16 by the denominator.

16 • 3 = 48

Then add that to the numerator.

48 + 2 = 50

Your answer is 50/3

Answer 2

Answer: sixteen whole , two-thirds

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Show how to make one addend the next tens number 15+37=_ so
_+_=_

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OK 15+37=52 now round to the nearest ten it will be 20+40=60 I think

1) y = 5x + 8
Does the equation represent a direct variation?

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Yes it is an equation of direct variation since it is of the form y = kx where k is the constant of the variation. Looking at the the equation , we see that the constant of variation is k = 5

Simplify the fraction 13/78

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Simplify by 13 and will result 1/6

Okay, So We Know That 13 Is A Prime Number.
So, The Only Thing We Can Do Is Look At The Multiples Of 78.
1*78
2*39
3*26
6*13
13*6
26*3
78*1.
So, We Can Divide 78 By 13.
To Simplify, Do:
$(78)/(13)$ ÷ $(13)/(13) = (1)/(6)$
So, The Answer Is
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there are 13 animals in a barn. some are ducks and some are pigs. there are 40 legs in all. how many of each animal are there?

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Let X be chickens
Let Y be pigs,
then x+y=13
the animals have 2x+4y legs,
so 2x+4y=40
The system of the equations
[X+y=13
[2x+4y=40
Divide the second equation by 2
[x+y=13
[x+2y=20
subtract the first equation from the second one
y=20-13
y-7 pigs
substitute y=7 into the first equation
x+7=13
x=13-7
x=6 chickens

Subtract -3x/11 - 5/11 . Reduce, if possible.