Question

Three investors own a company. One partner owns 1/4 of the company, while the second partner owns 2/5 of the company. How

much does the third partner own?

Answer 1

`(7)/(20)`

Explanation:

First, add the shares of the first two investors

`(1)/(4) +(2)/(5) = (13)/(20)`

Then, you subtract that from the total shares of the company, which is 1

`1 - (13)/(20) = (7)/(20)`

Answer 2

7/20

Explanation:

you find the least common denominator then you add them which gives you 13/20 then you subtract 20/20 minus 13/20 which gives you 7/20

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