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16-12-2015
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how do I get the common denominator for the whole number from 6 - 3½

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Аноним Аноним

16-12-2015

Just put a 1 under it...I think So it will be 6/1 - 3 1/2

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jordan6 jordan6

16-12-2015

Just add a 1 under the 6. Anythime a number is by it self you always add a 1. Hope this helps:)

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