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8/14 + 3/9
And 12/6 - 9/3
\[\frac{8}{14} +\frac{3}{9}\]reduce these fractions first, I would think. It would be easier to find your LCM.
8/14 + 3/9 8/14 = 4/7 3/9 = 1/3 4/7+1/3 = 4(3) +1(7)/21 as 21 is the lcm of 7 and 3 12 +7/21 = ans
12/6-9/3 2 - 3
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