How To Add Fractions
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how do you simplify your answer
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TYVM i will subscribe as you have helped me and i got a 87% in my test. Tysm.
Ethan
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i fav'ed your video just becuase you have a good soul for helping people on youtube! cheers for the helpy welpy!
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i went to go see the LCD video but how did you get 24.
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well explained!!
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there is an easy er way
hamza6415 9 months ago
@hamza6415 You know of an easier way? Or the way I showed in the video is the easy way?
YourTutorOnline 9 months ago
Thanks akeel456!
I will put a few more up here soon. In the meantime be sure to check my website for newer videos if you like these ones.
YourTutorOnline 3 years ago
A real easy way is to factor out both denominators.
8 = 2^3. 12 = 2^2 x 3.
Now pull out each prime number with the largest exponent you see. So we would have 2^3 and a 3.
Multiply these two terms together. 2^3 = 8.
8 x 3 = 24, and that is your LCD.
Let me know if you still need more help.
YourTutorOnline 3 years ago
Thanks!
YourTutorOnline 3 years ago