
Avik B. answered 06/03/21
Math Tutor for Pre-Collegiate Students
They ran 10 and 6/7 miles or 76/7 miles. This can be figured out by adding out the 6/7 miles Kevin ran and the 10 miles James ran.
10+(6/7)=(70/7)+(6/7)=76/7
Ashley C.
asked 06/03/21Kevin ran 6/7 miles and his brother James ran 10 miles. How many miles did the two of them run?
Avik B. answered 06/03/21
Math Tutor for Pre-Collegiate Students
They ran 10 and 6/7 miles or 76/7 miles. This can be figured out by adding out the 6/7 miles Kevin ran and the 10 miles James ran.
10+(6/7)=(70/7)+(6/7)=76/7
Di Anna B. answered 06/03/21
Smith College Student Tutor Specializing in Algebra
To solve the problem, it is best to change the 10 miles into a fraction that can easily be added to 6/7. Kevin ran 6/7 miles and James ran 10 miles. The common denominator of 6/7 and 10 is 7. So, you multiply 7 and 10 to get 70 and put 7 as the denominator. Now James runs 70/7 miles and you can add 70/7+6/7 to get 76/7 miles. 76/7 miles is the answer.
Amy M. answered 06/11/21
State Certified Elementary Teacher (K-8) and Experienced Tutor
To add the fractions together you would need to convert 10 to 70/7 and then add to 6/7 which means the answer would be 76/7 miles.
To add fractions, you must have a common denominator.
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