SOLUTION: How would i simplify 4/7 - (3/2)?
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Question 463064: How would i simplify 4/7 - (3/2)?
Found 2 solutions by juliane1, penguin18:
Answer by juliane1(5) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
2^2/7 - 3/2
2(2^20 + 7 (-3)/7*2
2*4 -7*3/7*2
8-21/7*2
-13/7*2
13/14
Answer by penguin18(7) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Use common denominators (least common multiple of both numbers, in this case 14.)
4/7*2/2=8/14
3/2*7/7=21/14
8/14-21/14=-13/14
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