Subtract mixed numbers with like denominators
Subtract the fractions (regroup a whole if you must) and then the whole numbers.
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5 3/4 − 2 3/4 =
Answer: 3
3 1/3 − 1 2/3 =
Answer: 1 2/3
6 1/3 − 2 2/3 =
Answer: 3 2/3
Tip: Subtract the fractions (regroup a whole if you must) and then the whole numbers.
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Common Core: 4.NF.B.3.c
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