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Question from Kelsey, a student: Hello. : ) I hope you can answer this: X I hope you can help, thanks! --Kelsey |
Kelsey,
When comparing, adding, or subtracting fractions, a common denominator is always a good idea. Start by writing the number on the right as a fraction, and then find a common denominator for the fraction on the left and the one on the right.
Victoria
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