Mathematics, 03.12.2021 21:40 moneytt2403

Subtract the mixed numbers by finding the common denominator. 4 8/12 - 3 2/6 = ?

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Subtract the mixed numbers by finding the common denominator. 4 8/12 - 3 2/6 = ?

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