00:03
All right, we're told that a man left a third of his property, whatever, to his son, a quarter to the daughter, and the rest of it went to his wife, which was worth 10 lock.
00:16
And i had to actually look that up.
00:18
I wasn't sure about that conversion.
00:19
I don't know if that's something that you're familiar with, but a lock is 100 ,000.
00:24
All right.
00:25
So what we have to do is figure out, well, what portion of the estate went? the wife.
00:34
Well, the son got one third of it, and the daughter got one quarter of it.
00:39
So the rest of it must be equal, must be the wife's.
00:44
All right.
00:44
So let's see.
00:45
How much of it did they actually get? well, we have to add these two together.
00:49
Of course, to add them, we need our common denominator, which is going to be 12.
00:52
So the first one is four out of 12.
00:54
The second one is going to be three out of 12, right? that would reduce to one fourth, and this would be one -third.
00:59
So when i add them together, we have seven twelfths of the property...