Subtracting fractions with a common denominator, you subtract only the numerator, which are 4 and 3, and keep the common denominator the same, underneath the fraction. It is just subtracting 4 and 3 and putting them in a fraction, just like 4-3
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Answer: ur right
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5/12
Step-by-step explanation:
First you add 1/4+2/3.
You need to change the denominator so that they are equal to each other
If you multiply the 1/4 by 3/3 you will get 3/12 which is equal to 1/4
Then you need to do the same to 2/3. This time you need to multiply it by 4/4 to get the same denominator which will be 2/3*4/4=8/12
Then you add 3/12+8/12=11/12. You don't need to add the denominator.
After this you will need to subtract 11/12 and 1/2. This time you need to only change the denominator for 1/2.
You multiply the denominator and numerator by 6/6 to 1/2 and you will get 6/12 then you are going to subtract 11/12-6/12 and you will get 5/12
