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Leslie Cline
31 March, 11:30
How do I solve this problem 7 2/3 + n = 9 1/12
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Abram Coffey
31 March, 11:39
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7 2/3+n=9 1/12
3•4=12
2•4=8
7 8/12+n = 9 1/12 (these fractions have common denominators)
switch the operation ( + to - ) and get the fraction by themselves
8/12-1/12=7/12
now subtract the whole numbers
9-7=2
finally answer 2 7/12
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