Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change, Student Edition
Glencoe Chemistry: Matter and Change, Student Edition
1st Edition
ISBN: 9780076774609
Author: McGraw-Hill Education
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter MH, Problem 18PP
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a)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 1110 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

There must be a common denominator between two fractions before the number are added together.

The least common multiple of the two denominators is used to identify common denominators.

The given operation is 23+34 .

The least common multiple of 3 and 4 is 12 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  23+34=23×44+34×33=812+912=1712

b)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 1110 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

There must be a common denominator between two fractions before the number are added together.

The least common multiple of the two denominators is used to identify common denominators.

The given operation is 45+310 .

The least common multiple of 5 and 10 is 10 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  45+310=45×22+310×11=810+310=1110

c)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 112 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

There must be a common denominator between two fractions before the numbers are subtracted.

The least common multiple of the two denominators is used to identify common denominators.

The given operation is 1416 .

The least common multiple of 6 and 4 is 12 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  1416=14×33+16×22=312212=112

d)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 124 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

There must be a common denominator between two fractions before the numbers are subtracted.

The least common multiple of the two denominators is used to identify common denominators.

The given operation is 7856 .

The least common multiple of 6 and 8 is 24 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  7856=78×33+56×44=21242024=124

e)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 14 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

The numerators and denominators are multiplied together when multiplying fractions.

The given operation is 13×34 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  13×34=13×34=14

f)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 635 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

The numerators and denominators are multiplied together when multiplying fractions.

The given operation is 35×27 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  35×27=3×25×7=635

g)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 52 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

When dividing fractions, the dividend is multiplied by the divisor, which is then inverted.

The given operation is 58÷14 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  58÷14=58×41=52

h)

Interpretation : The indicated operation is to be performed.

Concept Introduction : The same types of operations apply to fractions as they do to other numbers. A fraction is a mathematical value that illustrates the components of a whole.

The answer to performed operation is 3227 .

A fraction's numerator is the number at the top, and its denominator is the number at the bottom.

The numerators and denominators are multiplied together when multiplying fractions.

The given operation is 49÷38 .

The operation is performed as follows:

  49÷38=49×83=3227

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