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Find a common denominator.
I don't know :L
\(x|\underline{12~~~~15}\) Find a number that divides into both evenly. It doesn't have to be the largest, so just pick one.
When the only common factor left is 1, then the common denominator will be the numbers on the left and bottom multiplied together.
3x4=12 3x5=15?
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Yes. Those statements are true.
what does that tell you about your common denominator?
its 3?
o.o
Set it up the way I described, and do the multiplication. It is the easiest method I have seen.
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