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What is eleven twelfths minus one fourths?
One fourth is three twelfths. So eleven twelfths minus three twelfths is eight twelfths, which is also two thirds.
What is two-thirds minus one-fourth?
Five-twelfths or 5/12
How many twelfths are in two thirds?
To find out how many twelfths are in two thirds, we first need to convert two thirds into twelfths. To do this, we multiply the numerator and denominator of two thirds by 4, as 3 times 4 is 12. This gives us 8 twelfths. Therefore, there are 8 twelfths in two thirds.
What is two thirds minus five twelfths?
2/3 = 8/12 - 5/12 = 3/12 or 1/4
What is two thirds minus seven twelves?
one twelves
What is two quarters minus two thirds?
Two quarters minus two thirds is negative one sixth. Two quarters is six twelfths, and two thirds is eight twelfths. Six twelfths minus eight twelfths is minus two twelfths or minus one sixth.
What is three quarters minus two thirds?
Converting to twelfths gives 9 twelfths minus 8 twelfths which is 1 twelfth.
What is greater seven twelfths or two thirds?
two thirds
What is eleven twelfths minus one fourths?
One fourth is three twelfths. So eleven twelfths minus three twelfths is eight twelfths, which is also two thirds.
What is eight twelfths minus two thirds?
The answer is Zero (0).
What minus two thirds is one quarter?
It is eleven twelfths.
Is three and two-thirds greater than three and seven-twelfths?
Yes, it is. Three and two thirds is three and eight twelfths.
What is seven and two thirds plus two and seven twelfths?
10 3/12
What is 6 and eleven twelfths minus 2 and two thirds?
4 1/4
What is one and seven twelfths plus two thirds?
two and one-fourth
What is two-thirds minus one-fourth?
Five-twelfths or 5/12
How many twelfths are in two thirds?
To find out how many twelfths are in two thirds, we first need to convert two thirds into twelfths. To do this, we multiply the numerator and denominator of two thirds by 4, as 3 times 4 is 12. This gives us 8 twelfths. Therefore, there are 8 twelfths in two thirds.
