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What denominator goes into 15 and 12?
12 and 15 go into the denominator 60. 1 and 3 go into 12 and 15.
What goes into 4 and 7 to find a common denominator?
To find a common denominator, it's what 4 and 7 go into, and that's 28.
How do you put fractions in order when the denominator is the same?
Actually, fractions go into the order by how large they are. This should actually be easier with a denominator. You know that if they all have the same denominator, that the number with the highest numerator is the largest.
Where does the denominator go in a fraction?
On the bottom - numerator on top; denom on bottom.
What number does 11 and 13 both go into in the smallest common denominator?
143
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