Subtracting two mixed numbers - Math Practice - Tutoring Online

[@abdirahmanabdilleh5214]

Thanks a lot.

[@andreicolinares8095]

This so helpful for other and me

[@AsinateNailevuBale-dj6hx]

Who is your favorite subject

[@sqaa38]

i saw another video but it wasnt like this
in that vid you had to multiply the denominators

[@ripaurora444]

Thx

[@cherrytree9808]

Why didnt you simplify it?

[@andrewbenson7401]

A little late now but couldn't you have simplified the 9/16 to 3/4?

[@rogertapia2784]

Mayozonder Zooi agree some can simply

[@sueeeplaysroblox]

no 3/4 would be equal to 9/12

[@ellau6770]

4/4=1, or any variation 5/5, 6/6...n/n. This explanation must to be in your ex, I think. And of cos 3/4 × 4/4= 3×4 ×1.
P.S. I noticed people confused 😅

[@Ashleyk-g8q]

What if the denominator is the same?

[@brianmclogan]

sorry bro, don't mean to. I know what it is like though. Keep practicing

[@vikctorrkreedd6418]

Hello, please I need to ask you some questions. Btw... Thank you for your contribution to life through educating.

[@kfjfkeofitorhf9520]

3_12-3/16=9/16

[@ikeikeikkei5288]

5-2+(3/4-3/16)=3+(12/16-3/16)=3・9/16

[@nasseryousif1222]

Wdym

[@ikeikeikkei5288]

整数同士、分数同士に分けて計算したってことだよ。

[@nasseryousif1222]

@@ikeikeikkei5288 fam u trolling?

[@ikeikeikkei5288]

荒らしって意味で使ってるのかな
だとすればノーだ。

[@HistoryManSrini]

but my ans is 57/16

[@katsteevns3066]

that's what I got too.

[@katsteevns3066]

when I converted them to improper fractions.

[@ellau6770]

@@katsteevns3066 23/4-35/16= 23×4/16-35/16=(92-35)÷16=57÷16= =3,5625 , cos 4/4=1, n×1=n