What is 5 7/8 minus 11/4

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4 0

First you need to simplify it so

5 7/8 = 5x8=40 40+7=47 so at the moment you have 47/8
then do
11/4 is fine so find the common denominator
in this case its 8 so 4x2=8 and then 11x2=22 so you have 47/8-22/8
which = 25/8 then you simplify and you get 3 1/8

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