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What is 4/7 + 3/14? And please explain it. I will fan and medal!
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find your common denominator which is 14 then so 3/14 7 goes twice into 14 so multiply both by two so now 8/14
then 8/14-3/14= give you what ?
sorry 8/14+3/14
So 11/14?
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How would you do that on a number line?
well this is going to be placed inbetween 0-1 because its not a whole number
Ok. Do you think you can draw that? I do not get how I am suppose to set up the number line.
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that circle is where 11/14 is
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@rebeccaxhawaii Thank you for all your help!!! Do you think I can ask you a few questions?
@zoeeh127 Can you help me with: 7/10 - 5/8?
the common denominator would be 40 so how many times does 10 go into 40 and how many times does 8 go into 40 ?
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