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Subtracting fractions are similar to subtracting regular numbers. What my teacher has taught me was to change the subtraction sign to an addition sign and make the second fraction negative. For example, if I had 4/3 - 3/4, I would change the subtraction sign to a + sign, thus making it 4/3 + -3/4, making it equal 1/4 (it's easier to remember it this way: Same Change Change). Hope this helped!



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Subtracting fractions are similar to subtracting regular numbers. What my teacher has taught me was to change the subtraction sign to an addition sign and make the second fraction negative. For example, if I had 4/3 - 3/4, I would change the subtraction sign to a + sign, thus making it 4/3 + -3/4, making it equal 1/4 (it's easier to remember it this way: Same Change Change). Hope this helped!



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How do you subtract fractions with different numerators? - Answers

Subtracting fractions are similar to subtracting regular numbers. What my teacher has taught me was to change the subtraction sign to an addition sign and make the second fraction negative. For example, if I had 4/3 - 3/4, I would change the subtraction sign to a + sign, thus making it 4/3 + -3/4, making it equal 1/4 (it's easier to remember it this way: Same Change Change). Hope this helped!

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      Subtracting fractions are similar to subtracting regular numbers. What my teacher has taught me was to change the subtraction sign to an addition sign and make the second fraction negative. For example, if I had 4/3 - 3/4, I would change the subtraction sign to a + sign, thus making it 4/3 + -3/4, making it equal 1/4 (it's easier to remember it this way: Same Change Change). Hope this helped!

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