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DFG asked Sep 25, 2022

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How can I subtract 4/3 - 1/3

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DFG asked Sep 25, 2022

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Answer: 1

1. Join the denominators.
4 - 1 divide by 3

2. Simplify.
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Laenger answered Sep 27, 2022

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Since they have the same denominator, it would be:

(4)/(3)-(1)/(3)=(4-1)/(3) =(3)/(3)=1

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