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Lady_Fox [76]2 years ago

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get a common denominator of 18

5/6 * 3/3 +4/9 * 2/2 - -2*18/18

15/18 +8/18 + 36/18

23/18 + 36/18

59/18

change to a mixed number

18 goes into 59 3 times with 5 left over

3 and 5 /18

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