SOLUTION: Hello, It's me again, Kristin. Can you help me again with another problem? 8 1/4-5 2/3= Now I know that you have to turn it to a whole fraction. 8*4+1=33 =33/4 5*3+2=1

SOLUTION: Hello, It's me again, Kristin. Can you help me again with another problem? 8 1/4-5 2/3= Now I know that you have to turn it to a whole fraction. 84+1=33 =33/4 53+2=1

Question 31113: Hello,
It's me again, Kristin. Can you help me again with another problem?
8 1/4-5 2/3=
Now I know that you have to turn it to a whole fraction.
8*4+1=33 =33/4
5*3+2=17 =17/3 ..Now comes the LCD=12
The denominators must be divided by 12 and multiplied by the numerator
3(33)/12-(4)17/12
=99/12-68/12
=31/12
=2 7/12
Is this right?
Answer by mbarugel(146) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Your answer is 100% correct. Great job! :)
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