Write two fractions with different denominators whose LCD (lowest common denominator) is 36.

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Write two fractions with different denominators whose LCD (lowest common denominator) is 36.

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Answer:

2/9 and 3/12

Explanation:

2/9 = 8/36

3/12 = 9/36

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