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What is the sum of -2/3 and -4/6
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What is the sum of -2/3 and -4/6
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To add these fractions, we need to make them have the same denominator. Luckily, 4/6 simplifies to 2/3:
Adding a negative number is subtraction, so our problem now looks like this:
The sum of -2/3 and -4/6 is -4/3, or - 1 1/3.
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Make sure they have common denominators.
-2/3 x (2/2) = -4/6
-4/6 + -4/6 = -8/6
-8/6 = - 1 2/6
-1 2/6
or -1 1/3 simplified, is your answer
hope this helps
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