Question

How do you multiply unlike denominators

Answer 1

It doesn't matter if the denoms. are different. You just multiply them together.

Answer 2

multiplying fractions it doesn't matter if the denominators are different. You simply just multiply the two denominators to get your answer and the same for the numerators.

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Answer 3

Ok so how do you add or subtract

Answer 4

You need to make the denominators common. If you give me an example I can show you...

Answer 5

I need an example

Answer 6

hmmmm
2/3 + 3/4
so you would multiply 4 on both the top and the bottom of 2/3 because the denom. on the other fraction is 4. Then you would multiply 3 to the top and bottom on 3/4 because the denom. on the other fraction is 3.
It would end up like this.....
8/12 + 9/12
then you would add the numerators...
17/12
then simplify....

Answer 7

Thank you

Answer 8

You are certainly welcome!

Answer 9

Alright, say we want to add 1/2 and 3/6
We need to make both denominators either 2, 6, or any other common factor.
Imma make mine 6.
1/2=3/6
1*3
2*3
3/6+3/6= 6/6

Answer 10

There's my example amigo