SOLUTION: Please help me ( *Mom* )!, Subtract 3p/5 (these are fractions, the line is NOT for division... Anyway the problem is : Subtract 3p/5 - 1/6. Choice of answers are:
18p-5/30
13p/
Question 829295: Please help me ( *Mom* )!, Subtract 3p/5 (these are fractions, the line is NOT for division... Anyway the problem is : Subtract 3p/5 - 1/6. Choice of answers are:
18p-5/30
13p/30
3p-1/30
2p/30
Many thanks! xoxo Answer by erica65404(394) (Show Source):
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The first step is to find the lowest common denominator.
5 and 6 can both go into 30. So you would multiply by a fraction of 1. would multiplied by which is this will give you a fraction equivalent to but will have a denominator of 30.
Now multiply by .
This would give you which is equivalent to but has a denominator of 30.
now since they have the same denominator you can subtract them.
This is simplified so this is the answer.
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