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Re: hey is anyone here good with seventh grade math

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TheGentleHerbivore is not online. TheGentleHerbivore
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03 Sep 2016 08:01 PM
i have crappy summer work i gotta do and i suck at math can someone help
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Friskeii is not online. Friskeii
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03 Sep 2016 08:02 PM
whats the math problem(s)?


its more than just a prank bro V_____V
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stack_up is not online. stack_up
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03 Sep 2016 08:02 PM
LOL


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PaleFolklore is not online. PaleFolklore
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03 Sep 2016 08:02 PM
i cant count how many times i emit cries of agony per day so no i am not good


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03 Sep 2016 08:09 PM
sure.
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TheOneBaller is not online. TheOneBaller
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03 Sep 2016 08:12 PM
I'm texting your teacher right now and letting her know that you're asking ROBLOX to do your homework!
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stack_up is not online. stack_up
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03 Sep 2016 08:12 PM
How could you be bad at seventh grade math?


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TheGentleHerbivore is not online. TheGentleHerbivore
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03 Sep 2016 08:18 PM
first question is this (sorry fi the format is messed up i tried) A store clerk is unpacking a box of cameras. The line plot displays the weight of each camera. How much do all the cameras in the box together weigh? number of cameras: # # # # # # weight of cameras in box: 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 3/4 7/8 fractions of a pound answers are 8 5/8 ####### # ### ####### # ### ####### # ### ######
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03 Sep 2016 08:19 PM
lol


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TheGentleHerbivore is not online. TheGentleHerbivore
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03 Sep 2016 08:19 PM
friking filter screwed everything up
how do i show u the question
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Friskeii is not online. Friskeii
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03 Sep 2016 08:20 PM
Damn I hate fractions


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vagueminer2012 is not online. vagueminer2012
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03 Sep 2016 08:21 PM
take a picture an upload to twitter


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stack_up is not online. stack_up
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03 Sep 2016 08:22 PM
That is so simple.

You can do it yourself.


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TheGentleHerbivore is not online. TheGentleHerbivore
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03 Sep 2016 08:23 PM
dude idk how to do it i suck at math and i havent been practicing nd im 12 ok
posting pic to old twitter https://twitter.com/iAutie/status/772243403941748737
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stack_up is not online. stack_up
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03 Sep 2016 08:25 PM
Typical mindset of kids.

"I'm 12 so I can't do anything"


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PaleFolklore is not online. PaleFolklore
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03 Sep 2016 08:26 PM
^ shut ur heck up

@op convert all the fractions to eighths and then add from there


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TheGentleHerbivore is not online. TheGentleHerbivore
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03 Sep 2016 08:28 PM
ooooooooOOOOH I GET IT
TY TTY YOU GUYS ARE COOL
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AceAttorneyPhoenix is not online. AceAttorneyPhoenix
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03 Sep 2016 08:30 PM
I have nothing better to do, so I'll help you out

Each circle represents one camera. So, for instance, the first plot, "1/8" has three circles, so it would actually be "3/8".

Doing this for each one, you should end up with 3/8 + 3/4 + 9/8 + 2/1 + 6/4 + 21/8

add those all up and you end up with 67/8

which simplifies to 8*3/8

which is the third option


hopefully i did that right lol
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jubguy3 is not online. jubguy3
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03 Sep 2016 08:31 PM
i'm too lazy to do it myself, but i'll tell you what to do - add all of the fractions together, so like 3 dots for 1/8 means 1/8 plus 1/8 plus 1/8, and then 3 dots for 1/4 means 1/4 plus 1/4 plus 1/4, et cetera
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PaleFolklore is not online. PaleFolklore
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03 Sep 2016 08:32 PM
wow i liked my explanation better urs made my head hurt


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03 Sep 2016 08:32 PM
lol


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03 Sep 2016 08:34 PM
TROLL


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jumpykilldestroy is not online. jumpykilldestroy
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03 Sep 2016 08:35 PM
whats so hard about it its just 1/8*3+1/4*3+3/8*3+1/2*4+5/8*0+3/4*2+7/8*3


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vagueminer2012 is not online. vagueminer2012
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03 Sep 2016 08:35 PM
@gentle

it's simple

just find the greatest common denominator out of all of them

what do the denominators 2,4,and 8 have in common?

they can all multiply into 8

so let's convert

1/8 (no change)

2/8 (from 1/4)

3/8 no change

4/8 (from 1/2)

5/8 (no change)

6/8 (from 3/4)

and 7/8 (no change)

now lets scratch off 5/8 because the graph shows no data within it

the first 3 fractions are multiplied by 3

so 1/8 x 3 = 3/8

2/8 x 3 = 6/8

and 3/8 x 3 = 9/8 (or 1 1/8)

4/8 is multiplied by 4

so 4/8 x 4 = 16/8 (or 2/1 or just 2)

and then 6/8 x 2 and 7/8 x 3

6/8 x 2 = 12/8 (or 1 4/8)

and 7/8 x 3 = 21/8 (or 2 5/8)

then you add

3/8 + 6/8 = 9/8. 9/8 + 9/8 = 18/8. 18/8 + 16/8 = 34/8 then 34/8 + 12/8 = 46/8 + 21/8 = 67/8 (or 8 3/4)

there's your answer


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jubguy3 is not online. jubguy3
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03 Sep 2016 08:37 PM
jumpy some parentheses would make it easier to understand

(1/8 x 3) + (1/4 x 3) + (3/8 x 3) + (1/2 x 4) + (3/4 x 2) + (7/8 x 3) = _____


do the problems inside the parentheses and then add them up

plus adding the 5/8*0 would probably just be more confusing

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