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3 years ago

rename each mixed number as an equivalent mixed number with the same denominator. 4 6/9= 7 5/3= 3 7/8= 5 19/14=

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denis-greek [22]3 years ago

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4 6/9= 38/9
7 5/3= 26/3
3 7/8= 31/8
5 19/14 =89/14

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