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What should the following equation be multiplied by in order to eliminate the fractions? x/3+x/6=11/9 use photo for reference ​

What should the following equation be multiplied by in order to eliminate the fractions? x/3+x/6=11/9 use photo for reference ​
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What should the following equation be multiplied by in order to eliminate the fractions? x/3+x/6=11/9

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What should the following equation be multiplied by in order to eliminate the fractions-example-1
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Answer:

18

Explanation:

Denominators are 3, 6 and 9

  • LCM(3, 6, 9)= 18

So 18 is the required number

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