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Can someone please walk me through subtracting these fractions?Leave answers as improper fractions. 5/3 - 5/6= 7/3 - 7/5= 9/5 - 11/10= 11/4 - 13/6 7/5 -11/10 =
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The first one is 5/6
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Before subtracting you should equal the denominator of both fractions.. To do this take the LCM of the denominator..
The second one is 14/15
Third one is 7/10
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Could someone walk me through it?
5/6 14/15 35/50 14/24 15/50
The fourth one is 7/12
Last one is 3/10
My answers r right
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Thank you so much everyone!
In the first one the LCM is 6.. So in the first fraction you divide 6 by 3 and multiply the numerator. So you get it like this..\[\frac{10}{6}-\frac{5}{6}\]Likewise do the others..
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