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Multiply the whole equation by the lowest common denominator. ie. multiply each number by the lowest factor that goes into all of the denominators. Example: if you have y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6 -> the lowest common denominator is 12, because 12 is the lowest number that will clear all the fractions, so: 12 (y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6) 6y = 9x + 32 -> of course, if you want to graph this linear equation, you need to solve for y, so you would have to divide the whole equation by 6. (6y = 9x + 32)/6 y = 9x/6 + 32/6 -> simplify the fractions y = 3x/2 + 16/3 -> this is your equation for y.



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Multiply the whole equation by the lowest common denominator. ie. multiply each number by the lowest factor that goes into all of the denominators. Example: if you have y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6 -> the lowest common denominator is 12, because 12 is the lowest number that will clear all the fractions, so: 12 (y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6) 6y = 9x + 32 -> of course, if you want to graph this linear equation, you need to solve for y, so you would have to divide the whole equation by 6. (6y = 9x + 32)/6 y = 9x/6 + 32/6 -> simplify the fractions y = 3x/2 + 16/3 -> this is your equation for y.



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How do you clear a Linear Equation of fractions? - Answers

Multiply the whole equation by the lowest common denominator. ie. multiply each number by the lowest factor that goes into all of the denominators. Example: if you have y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6 -> the lowest common denominator is 12, because 12 is the lowest number that will clear all the fractions, so: 12 (y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6) 6y = 9x + 32 -> of course, if you want to graph this linear equation, you need to solve for y, so you would have to divide the whole equation by 6. (6y = 9x + 32)/6 y = 9x/6 + 32/6 -> simplify the fractions y = 3x/2 + 16/3 -> this is your equation for y.

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      Multiply the whole equation by the lowest common denominator. ie. multiply each number by the lowest factor that goes into all of the denominators. Example: if you have y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6 -> the lowest common denominator is 12, because 12 is the lowest number that will clear all the fractions, so: 12 (y/2 = 3x/4 + 16/6) 6y = 9x + 32 -> of course, if you want to graph this linear equation, you need to solve for y, so you would have to divide the whole equation by 6. (6y = 9x + 32)/6 y = 9x/6 + 32/6 -> simplify the fractions y = 3x/2 + 16/3 -> this is your equation for y.

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