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What is three-fourths minus one-eighth?
Three fourths is six eights, so subtract one eight and the answer is five eights.
What is the common denominator between seven eights and five sixths?
Denominator of seven eights, ie of fifty six is 1. The denominator of five sixths is 6 so the common denominator is 6.
Is six twentieths in simplest form?
No, the simplest form is 3/10
What is ten over six in simplest form?
Ten over six in simplest form is: 5/3 or 12/3
What is six eights plus six eights equal?
12/8 or 1 and 1/2
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