9 5/9 - 6 5/6 simplify if necessary im in fifth grade so i dont do negative numerals yet.
fifthe grade? theres an age limit for this site by the way ....
i dont care i need help
in other words, its best if you dont post your age or grade.
i didnt post my age
fractions are just additions to whole numbers so we can rewrite this as 9 + 5/9 - 6 - 5/6 and try to work it from there
5th grade is about 10 years old on average, just saying
what if i got held back
it still doesnt change the fact that its best not to publish that information
i have to make the fractions denominators equa;
equal
9 + 5/9 - 6 - 5/6 9-6 + 5/9 - 5/6 3 + 5/9 - 5/6 you can, but i do it another way so that math solves it for me
\[9\frac{5}{9}-6\frac{5}{6}\]first turn both into improper fractions:\[\frac{86}{9}-\frac{41}{6}\]then find a common multiple of both denominators (9 and 6) which is 18 in this case and multiply numerator and denominator by the same number such that the denominator ends up with 18:\[\frac{2*86}{2*9}-\frac{3*41}{3*6}=\frac{172}{18}-\frac{123}{18}\]now you can combine the fractions as they have the same denominator:\[=\frac{172-123}{18}=\frac{49}{18}\]
say its equal to some number (N) 3 + 5/9 - 5/6 = N then solve it easily by multiplication 6(3 + 5/9 - 5/6 = N) 18 + 5(2)/3 - 5 = 6N 3(18 + 10/3 - 5 = 6N) 54 + 10 - 15 = 18N 64 - 15 = 18N 54 - 5 = 18N 49 = 18N 49/18 = N is the number
asnaseer i dont need the top part of your explination otherwise thnx
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