Question

2/3 + 3/4 in addition unlike denminators

Answer 1

Mick, try this one like how we did the last... but instead of having to change one fraction, you have to find a number that both 3 and 4 go into, then multiply the fractions by the appropriate number to get common denominators.

Answer 2

its 12 rigth

Answer 3

yes you can use 12. Now what will your two fractions be after you make them common?

Answer 4

will the top number be 4 n 3

Answer 5

no... but you have the idea... you now have common denominators of 12. what do woul would you multiply 2/3 by to get 12 on the bottom and then what would you multiply 3/4 by to get 12 on the bottom? Remember... you multiply the numerator and denominator by the same number.

Answer 6

it would be 4 3 beac they go into 12 4 3

Answer 7

right... now multiply the numerators by those numbers to get the new fractions with a denominator of 12. What are your two new fractions?

Answer 8

12 times 4 and3

Answer 9

can you please just give me the answe and how u did it cuz i have to go to bed i dont wanna have a f

Answer 10

ok, i'll help you out... to get a common denominator of 12... you would have to multiply the numerator and denominator of 2/3 by 4 to give you 8/12. You would then also have to multiply the numerator and denominator of 3/4 by 3 to give you 9/12. Then you would add 8/12 + 9/12 to give you 17/12 or 1_5/12

Answer 11

Now go do that other one real quick with this information I have given you!

Answer 12

k

Answer 13

k u can check then but wats the simplest form of 17/12

Answer 14

that is the simplest form

Answer 15

k i got 7/6 for 2/3 and 1/2

Answer 16

i got 7/6 for 2/3 and 1/2

Answer 17

That's Correct!!!

Answer 18

yeah lol

Answer 19

i got 12/20 for 1/4 and 3/5 i dont think dats rigth

Answer 20

close, I got 17/20... 12/20 is just the equivalent fraction for 3/5

Answer 21

k

Answer 22

wats soppose to be on top of the 20 on both

Answer 23

5/20 and 12/20

Answer 24

i gt 20/8 for 3/4 and 3/8

Answer 25

not quite... try again... the answer is 9/8

Answer 26

wat would be on both top of the 8

Answer 27

n both

Answer 28

6/8 and 3/8

Answer 29

you wouldn't have to change the 3/8 because 4 goes into 8 evenly

Answer 30

k so would it simplest to 3/4

Answer 31

no your answer is 9/8 and that's simplest

Answer 32

would it simplest form

Answer 33

I don't know what you mean.

Answer 34

would 9/8 be simplest form

Answer 35

r is it already

Answer 36

yep!

Answer 37

k i have to go bed but i have 4 more real fast

Answer 38

brandus bougth 1/3 pound of ground turkey and 3/4 pound of ground beef to make sausages how many pounds of meat did he buy

Answer 39

just add 1/3 and 3/4... find your common denominator, multiply each fraction appropriately then add! Let me know!

Answer 40

i got 14/6

Answer 41

does 4 and 3 go into 6 evenly?
Try a common denominator of 12

Answer 42

14/12

Answer 43

I got 13/12.... 4/12 + 9/12

Answer 44

u can simplest form 13/12 rigth

Answer 45

it is in simplest form

Answer 46

no

Answer 47

yes 13/12 is in simplest form

Answer 48

to make a ribbon and bow for a hat stacey needs 5/6byaed black ribbon and 2/3 yard red ribbon how much total ribbon dose she have i got 20/12

Answer 49

not quite... I got 18/12 which simplifies to 3/2

Answer 50

wats the two top and bottom number

Answer 51

10/12 and 8/12

Answer 52

ok mick, I have to go now to take an online exam! Good luck!

Answer 53

thank u soo much for ur help thank u

Answer 54

bye

Answer 55

yw!

Answer 56

bye