<span>Before you can add or subtract
fractions with different denominators, you must first find equivalent
fractions with the same denominator, like this:
<span>Find the smallest multiple (LCM) of both numbers.
<span>Rewrite the fractions as equivalent fractions with the LCM as the denominator.</span></span></span>
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Look at the prime factorization. If all the factors have powers that are multiples of 6, then the number is a square and a cube. If they are multiples of 3, then a cube; if multiples of 2, then a square.
1000 = 2³·5³ . . . . a perfect cube
4 = 2² . . . . a perfect square
120 = 2³·3·5 . . . . none of the above (not a square or a cube)
36 = 2²·3² . . . . a perfect square
100 = 2²·5² . . . . a perfect square
49 = 7² . . . . a perfect square
125 = 5³ . . . . a perfect cube
25 = 5² . . . . a perfect square
3/12 which can be reduced to 1/4
