3 years ago

A large patio brick weighs 4 3/8 pounds. A small patio brick weighs 2 1/3 pounds. How much more does the large brick weigh?

1 answer:

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Subtracting the weight of the smaller brick from the larger gives us the weight difference:

4 3/8 lb - 2 1/3 lb. The two denominators are 8 and 3 respectively, resulting in an LCD of 24. Thus, our problem becomes:

4 9/24 - 2 8/24, which equals 2 1/24 lb. The weight difference is 2 1/24 lb.

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