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nick removed 3/5 of the snow from the lawn yesterday and 1/4 of the lawn this morning. how much is left to remove

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Answer: 4/20

Step-by-step explanation: you need to make the denominator the same to solve so you would do 3/5 × 4 and get 12/20 then 1/5 × 5 and get 4/20 add em up and get 16/20 now you just add to the numerator until you get 1

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For this case, we have to know if Nick removed
\frac {3} {5} from the snow on the grass yesterday, then it remains:


\frac {5} {5} - \frac {3} {5} = \frac {2} {5} \ of \ snow

If from those
\frac {2} {5}then removed
\frac {1} {4} this morning, then it remains:


\frac {2} {5} - \frac {1} {4} = \frac {4 * 2-5 * 1} {20} = \frac {3} {20}

Thus, it remains to remove
\frac {3} {20}of snow.

Answer:


\frac {3} {20}

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