>How many students prefer carrots over broccoli.
>None of the offered answers are whole numbers.
Jesus.
American """"""""""education""""""""""
Jayden Russell
Daniel Nguyen
This is clearly for elementary students. I don't understand the issue.
Jordan Murphy
>I don't understand the issue.
The questions are completely incoherent. The information given has no connection to the "answers", and it reads like it was written by something who doesn't even understand what fractions are.
>This is clearly for elementary students.
How does that make it better? If anything that's worse, because elementary students aren't going to have the skills or confidence to reject the shitty questions.
This is like "how old is the shepherd", except in reverse:
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Wyatt Ortiz
>The questions are completely incoherent.
They're asking you to add two fractions together.
Not confusing.
Not hard.
Cameron Gomez
>They're asking you to add two fractions together.
They clearly expect you to add two fractions together, but adding the fractions doesn't actually solve the problem they presented, or even make any sense.
Leo Perez
>They're asking you to add two fractions together.
No, they aren't, though they may think they are.
Jason Walker
>7/10 of the whole school chooses potatoes over tomatoes and is in Herschbenazi class
>21/100 of the whole school chooses potatoes over tomatoes and is in Sinney's class.
>If you combine Herschbenazi and Sinney's classes, what's is the fraction of the school that chooses potatoes over tomatoes and is in both classes.
Veeky Forums in charged of reading comprehension
Nicholas Adams
>this vid
holy shit, is really american education taht bad??
also this
Nathan Lopez
ADDING UP FRACTIONS IS NOT HOW YOU COMBINE TWO MEASUREMENTS
RRREEEEEEEE
Grayson Reyes
Delete this. You have no idea what teachers have to deal with everyday.