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How do you take away 3 7/8 from 15 1/2
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How do you take away 3 7/8 from 15 1/2
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Chang the denominators
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well you would make the dynamiter the same like this: 3 7/8 and then change the 1/2 to a 15 4/8 and then subtract it. was that easier?
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