5/6−1/6 Subtract the fractions.

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MatthewMcGovern asked Aug 28, 2023

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5/6−1/6 Subtract the fractions.

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Answer:

4/6 but its 2/3 simplified.

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You may subtract the numerator but not the denominator.

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5/6- 1/6 = 4/6 simplified to 2/3 bc they have a gcf of 2

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