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How do u solve 5/6 + (-1/3)

How do u solve 5/6 + (-1/3)
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How do u solve 5/6 + (-1/3)

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5/6 - 1/3 = 5 - 1/ 6 = 2/3
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Answer is 3/6 .You change -1/3 to 2/6  5/6 + - 2/ 6  equals to 3/6
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