The answer is 3 over 7. First you have to set up the equation like how you just did. Then you multiply numerator to numerator and denom. to denom. and you get 12 over 28 which reduces to 3 over 7 when you divide the numerator and denomerator by 4.
you don't need a CD for multiplication. only division.you do need a common denominator duhhh* * * * *No, you do not need a common denominator for multiplication or division. But you do need it for addition or sutraction.no you do not. You don't need one in division either. A common denom is only used in addition and subtraction.a equation for multiplying would beA a A*a-- * -- = -----B b B*bDividing is similar, just multiply by the inverse.A a A*b-- / -- = -----B b B*aAdding and subtracting are a little more complicated. Here is a formula to make finding the common denominator easy.A a (A*b)+(a*B)-- + -- = ---------------B b B*bA a (A*b)-(a*B)-- - -- = ---------------B b B*b
Divide num and denom by their HCF
The LCD or LCM is 16
On the bottom - numerator on top; denom on bottom.
Hint: divide num and denom by their HCF... 18/27 = 2/3
make the denominators the same eg 5/6 and 7/9 goes to 45/54 and 42/54 times 7 and 9 by denom.. ie 6 times 5 and 6 by other denom.. ie 9
using the fraction 4/6, which number is the denominator? or 46/1 in which case 1 would be the denom
Simple. If you find that one of the denom. goes into the other one, evalute them so the denom. are the same and their numerators are possibly different. Example: 7/42 + 3/6 3/6 = 21/42 21+7=28 ANSWER: 28/42 PS I'm a blonde so :P to all those people who think that we are a race of stupid peeps. We are pulchritudinous, convival, normal people.
Find a common denominator, (best is the LCM) Convert both fractions into a form with a common denominator Add numerators, keep sam common denom. Reduce.
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The answer is 3 over 7. First you have to set up the equation like how you just did. Then you multiply numerator to numerator and denom. to denom. and you get 12 over 28 which reduces to 3 over 7 when you divide the numerator and denomerator by 4.
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Crystal report 7 use : Reminder(num,denom) Ex: Remider(25,2) is equal to 25 Mod 2 By : Ranga Predeep (rangapradeep@ymail.com)