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What is the LCD (Least common denominator) of 5/12 and -9/16? Pls help I'll fan and medal
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Well I know the least common denominator is 48, Idk if I put a negative sign tho
keep taking multiples of 16 until you get a number divisible by 12
Ik I got 48
yeah, looks good
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I just don't know if I put a negative sign by the number
because it has a negative sign by -9/16
it just asks for the denominator, you can leave the negative in the top if you want
Ok so should I just put 48? The negative sign means nothing at all?
if you want to skip the lcm thing, multiplying the two numbers will work, not the smallest though, so you can add the fractions 12*16
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ok ty
yeah just put 48
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