Asked by KayKay
15 1/6 - 6 5/12 help explain?
Answers
Answered by
Shadow
You could turn them both into improper fraction. 15 1/6 would now be 91/6. Then 6 5/12 would be 77/12. 6 and 12 common denominator is 12 so 91/6=182/12. 77/12 = 77/12. 182/12- 77/12= 105/12. Then you turn 105/12 into a mixed number which would be 8 9/12= 8 3/4.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Another way to approach this problem:
1. Find the common denominator.
2. Change 15 1/6 to 14 14/12
Take it from there.
1. Find the common denominator.
2. Change 15 1/6 to 14 14/12
Take it from there.
Answered by
Henry
15 1/6 - 6 5/12.
Change the mixed numbers to improper fractions by multiplying the whole numbers by the denominator of the
fraction and adding the numerator:
91/6 - 77/12,
Find the common denominator(=>12).
In this case, it is = to 12; because
6 will divide into 12 with no remainder.
182/12 - 77/12 = 105/12 = 8 9/12 = 8 3/4.
We went from 91/6 to 182/12 by dividing
12 by 6 and multiplying the results by 91(2*91=182).
I hope this will help.
Change the mixed numbers to improper fractions by multiplying the whole numbers by the denominator of the
fraction and adding the numerator:
91/6 - 77/12,
Find the common denominator(=>12).
In this case, it is = to 12; because
6 will divide into 12 with no remainder.
182/12 - 77/12 = 105/12 = 8 9/12 = 8 3/4.
We went from 91/6 to 182/12 by dividing
12 by 6 and multiplying the results by 91(2*91=182).
I hope this will help.
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.