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Jared bought 5 1/6 pounds of sand and 2 3/4 pounds of gravel. how many more pounds of sand did Jared buy then gravel?
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what do you think the first thing to do is?
@mrmudd183 wrote:
what do you think the first thing to do is?
Close, what I would do is get the fractions into a common denominator
Then subtract.
Both fractions can have 12 as a common denominator, so what would you do to get both denominators to be 12?
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Also, turn the fractions into improper fractions.
Improper Fraction: \[11/6,11/4\] Find the common denominator of 12. \[11/6(2)=22/12\] \[11/4(3)=33/12\]
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