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What is the common denominator of "-1/4" + "-2/3"
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What is the common denominator of "-1/4" + "-2/3"

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Answer: 12

Explanation:

The 4 in “-1/4” can be multiplied by three.

Three 3 in “-2/3” can be multiplied by four.

These give you the common denominator of 12!

Don’t forget to multiply the numerator by the amount you multiplied the denominator by!

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