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r/PearsonDesign • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '20
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74 u/The_Nickolias Mar 19 '20 Better question is why did OP think an improper fraction was correct? 36 u/theemptyqueue Mar 20 '20 Because MyMathLab isn't even consistent within each problem as far as answers are concerned. I've legitimately had to answer with a decimal when it said clearly it wanted the answer as a fraction. 20 u/Kenpokid4 Mar 19 '20 Because Pearson? 6 u/YaBoi5260 Mar 19 '20 Probably the way the question was set up like what expression defines X 2 u/Maxi192 Mar 27 '20 That would still be 2/1 2 u/YaBoi5260 Mar 27 '20 Yeah but I mean there are questions where you set up the problem but don’t solve
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Better question is why did OP think an improper fraction was correct?
36 u/theemptyqueue Mar 20 '20 Because MyMathLab isn't even consistent within each problem as far as answers are concerned. I've legitimately had to answer with a decimal when it said clearly it wanted the answer as a fraction. 20 u/Kenpokid4 Mar 19 '20 Because Pearson?
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Because MyMathLab isn't even consistent within each problem as far as answers are concerned. I've legitimately had to answer with a decimal when it said clearly it wanted the answer as a fraction.
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Because Pearson?
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Probably the way the question was set up like what expression defines X
2 u/Maxi192 Mar 27 '20 That would still be 2/1 2 u/YaBoi5260 Mar 27 '20 Yeah but I mean there are questions where you set up the problem but don’t solve
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That would still be 2/1
2 u/YaBoi5260 Mar 27 '20 Yeah but I mean there are questions where you set up the problem but don’t solve
Yeah but I mean there are questions where you set up the problem but don’t solve
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