Answer:
2/15
Step-by-step explanation:
What you would want to do first is to get a common denominator for both fractions. What we can do is take the "below the waist" 3/5 and multiply it by 3 to get 9/15. Now that we have common denominators we can figure out the whole figure. If the torso is 4/15, and the BTW (Below the waist) is 9/15, if we add them together we get 13/15. So if we take a whole 15/15 and subtract the sum of the BTW and torso, we get 2/15.
Hope this helps.
And also please mark me brainliest.
