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Question

open parentheses 1 1 over 8 plus 2 close parentheses cross times 1 over 1

  1. 1 over 1
  2. 2 over 4
  3. 25 over 8
  4. 2 over 4

hintHint:

convert the mixed fraction into the improper fraction

The correct answer is: 25 over 8


    1 1 over 8 plus 2 equals fraction numerator 8 cross times 1 plus 1 over denominator 8 end fraction plus 2 equals 9 over 8 plus 2 equals fraction numerator 9 plus 16 over denominator 8 end fraction equals 25 over 8
25 over 8 cross times 1 equals 25 over 8

    Follow the BODMAS rule. Let’s convert the mixed fraction into the improper fraction. We get, ((8 x 1 +1)/8) =9/8. on adding the terms inside the bracket, we get 2 + 9/8= 25/8. Now, lets calculate 25/8 x 1/1; we get 25/8.

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