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4 years ago

Do you know how to do 5/3x 1/6 - 1

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To do this multiply the top and bottom numbers together in the fraction. Which will be 5/18. Then convert 1/1 to a fraction that has the same denominator as our previous answer. To carry out the subtraction. 5/18-18/18= -13/18. This is in lowest terms

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