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3 years ago

HELP!?! PLEASE!! Which pair of fractions shows 7/9 and 5/12 correctly converted with their least common denominator?

2 answers:

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The common denominator number is (i mean at least) 36.
so when we multiply 7/9 with 4/4 . NOW we have 28/36.
for the other multiply 5/12 with 3/3 now we have 15/36.
the answer is A . hope it helps :) :)

svlad2 [7]3 years ago

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$Least\ common\ denominator:\\\\\frac{7}{9}\ \ \ \frac{5}{12}\ \ we\ need\ to\ find\ number\ which\ can\ be\ divided\ by\ 12\ and\ 9\\\\\frac{7\cdot4}{9\cdot4}\ \ \ \frac{5\cdot3}{12\cdot3}\\\\\frac{28}{36}\ \ \ \frac{15}{36}\\\\Answer\ A.$

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