Let the number be x. So we have
(2/3)x - 11 = x + 4 (subtract x and add 11 to both sides)
(2/3)x - x + 11 - 11 = x - x + 11 + 4
(2/3)x - x = 15 (multiply only x in the left side by 3/3)
(2/3)x - (3/3)x = 15 (add both terms that contain the variable x, since now they have a common denominator)
[(2 + -3)/3]x = 15
(-1/3)x = 15 (multiply both sides by -3)
-3(-1/3)x = -3(15)
x = -45
Check!
(2/3)(-45) - 11 =? (-45) + 4
-90/3 - 11 =? -41
-90/3 - 11(3/3) =? -41
-90/3 - 33/3 =? -41
-(90 + 33)/3 =? -41
-123/3 =? -41
-41 = -41 True
No, four twelfths is equal to one third, so two thirds is more.
fatigue, hunger, desertion, and raids
The improper for four two thirds is 14 9.And there's many more!
2.3333
No. 3/4 is MORE THAN 2/3 2/3 < 3/4
Three and two thirds are equal precisely to three and two thirds. Nothing more, nothing less. Or if you want to make it a improper fraction it will be 11/3 or eleven thirds
5/6 2 thirds is equal to 4 sixths so 5 sixths is more.
No, four twelfths is equal to one third, so two thirds is more.
fatigue, hunger, desertion, and raids
The improper for four two thirds is 14 9.And there's many more!
Four sixths, which is equal to two thirds, if rounded to the nearest half is approximately one half. In terms of a decimal analysis, two thirds is very close to .67, and .67 - .5 = .17, so two thirds is just .17 more than a half, but if we compare it to the number one, two thirds is fully a third (or .333...) less than one. And that is more than .17 so two thirds is closer to a half than it is to one.
2.3333
The square of 9 more than a number is equal to nine more than the square of a number. What is the number?
yes by two thirds
No. 3/4 is MORE THAN 2/3 2/3 < 3/4
Two thirds.
Yes, two thirds is more than a half but not by a lot.