How to solve 3 1/2 - 2/3? I get getting 1 1/6 is that right
3 Answers
Explanation:
First, turn
Now put that into the subtraction problem:
These two fractions do not have the same denominator, so they cannot be subtracted. Give them each a denominator of
Remember to multiply the top and bottom by the same number, to keep their correct value:
Now put them back into the subtraction problem and subtract the numerators:
I went ahead and turned it back into a mixed number. The most simplified version of this subtraction problem is
No, it is
Explanation:
You would change both fractions to have common denominators. You should get
If you take away the 3 and add one whole to the
Hope this helps!
Sadly No. The answer is
Explanation:
To take away or add fractions if you are every wondering if you are right you can convert them both to top-heavy fractions.
then you want to find a denominator which factors contain 2 and 3.
and convert the fractions above.
Then you have