Algebra 1: Lesson 12 - Absolute Value with Fractions

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[Joe-untl]

Correction I believe, answer for the last question should be -53/40 you forgot to make 12/8 a negative after you got common denominators. Meaning you would of gotten the absolute value -13/8. Then the rest would of been solving normally.

[PakTryOfficial]

thank you for the explanation sir, very helpful

[liambradley]

You forgot the negative... -12/8 - 1/8 = -13/8... You did 12/8 - 1/8 and forgot it was -12/8. So many people deceived...

[andreimarkov]

Hey Jeff! Any plans for a Solids 2 course (Shear centre, beam buckling, virtual work etc.)? I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the great work, you got me through Solids 1.