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How is this possible \[\frac{1}{4}-\frac{3}{8} = \frac{1}{2}\]
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It's not :o
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just found an awesome reasoning for how that is possible from one of our users xD
Haha, that's great :))
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wow youre a patient helper ganeshie ;)
\[\frac14-\frac38\\ =^? \frac{1-3}{4-8}\\ = \frac24\\ =\frac12\\ \]
Haha was just thrilled by how that user came up with such cute reasoning!
These kids on here are really smart, they just need the right push :P
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