When you subtract mixed numbers, how do you know when you need to regroup? $\Large Tell! me ~in ~two ~or ~more ~sentaces$

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anonymous · Answer

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nerdgamer_ · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

To subtract fractions that require regrouping, there are four steps you must follow:

Rename with common denominators
Regroup the first fraction
Subtract the whole numbers and numerators
Simplify (if necessary)

nerdgamer_ · Answer

Okay so I would write (After you Regroup the first fraction

nerdgamer_ · Answer

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nerdgamer_ · Answer

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