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ARITHMETIC. 21<br />

fractions to fractions having a common denominator. Then,<br />

subtract the numerators, and place the remainder over the<br />

common denominator.<br />

7X2 14 14 7 14-7 7<br />

Ans.<br />

it) lU 10 10 lU<br />

» X '/«<br />

7<br />

{U) 13 — 7— = ? This problem may<br />

ways:<br />

be solved in two<br />

First: 13 = 12^, since ^ = 1, and 12^1 = 12 + ^ =<br />

32 + 1 = 13.<br />

12|f We can now subtract the whole numbers sepa-<br />

7y\ rately, and the fractions separately, and obtain 12 — 7<br />

TV K ^16 7 lG-7 9 ^,9 ^9 .<br />

5t^ =5and--- = -3^ = -. 5 + - = 5-. Ans.<br />

Second : By reducing both numbers to improper fractions<br />

having a denominator of 16.<br />

13<br />

_2_3 X 16 208 7 ^ ^ (7 X 16) + 7 _ 112 + 7 ~ ~ ~<br />

~" _<br />

1 1 X 16 16 16 16<br />

16<br />

~<br />

119<br />

16'<br />

o u . .• 1. 208 119 208 - 119 89 ,<br />

Subtractmg, ^' we have —<br />

16<br />

—- =<br />

16<br />

—<br />

16<br />

= --<br />

16<br />

and<br />

89 - -...Nr,/^/^ o = 16)89(5^<br />

oO<br />

the same result<br />

fi,3,^^,hod.<br />

that was obtained by the<br />

9 (

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