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Hey there! Okay so to find a common denominator just multiply both of the fractions by something to make the denominators the same. Multiply the 4/13 by 10, and the 3/10 by 13.
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But what is 4/13 and 3/10?
The fractions that it gave you to observe.
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Then how do I get the rational numbers?
Rational numbers are whole numbers that can be places as fractions and/or ratios..
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