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Subtract 6/6 - 4/6 don't call me stupid... it is my first time subtracting this way, and i am really confused on how to subtract fractions.
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6/6 - 4/6 Both fractions have the same denominator of 6 so you can subtract 4 from 6. Write what you get over 6 and that is the answer. You may be able to simply what you get.
You do this part first and post what you get. I'll check to see if it can be reduced. 6/6 - 4/6 Both fractions have the same denominator of 6 so you can subtract 4 from 6. Write what you get over 6 and that is the answer.
i feel so embarrassed.. i just still don't get it, i am usually pretty goo at math but this i still don't get, im sorry :(
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