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3 years ago

7 1/7 - 2 1/2 how do I solve?

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2 answers:

TiliK225 [7]3 years ago

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7 1/7 = 100/14 and 2 1/2= 35/14. 100 - 35 =65 so the answer is 65/14.

defon3 years ago

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If I had paper it would be easier... but you have to get the answer in the bottom first so 7 and 2 is equivalent to 14 so it will be 7 2/14 - 2 7/14= -5 5/14

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