1/3 = /6
- 1/6 = /6
How do you find the unlike denominator. Can you explain
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Answer:
Okay So I see you need to change 1/3 to a denominator of 6
You don't do anything to the -1/6
But to change the 1/3 you need to multiply 3 and 1 by two, which is 2/6
And the -1/6 stays the same
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