(-3)/(14)+(3)/(28) - add fractions

Solution for the given fractions

• -3/14 + 3/28 = ?
• The common denominator of the two fractions is: 28
• -3/14 = (-3*2)/(2*14) = -6/28
• 3/28 = (1*3)/(1*28) = 3/28
• Fractions adjusted to a common denominator
• -3/14 + 3/28 = -6/28 + 3/28
• -6/28 + 3/28 = (3-6)/28
• (3-6)/28 = -3/28

Solution for the given fractions

$ -\frac{3}{14 }+\frac{ 3}{28 }=? $

The common denominator of the two fractions is: 28

$ -\frac{3}{14 }= \frac{(-3*2)}{(2*14)} = -\frac{6}{28} $

$ \frac{3}{28 }= \frac{(1*3)}{(1*28)} =\frac{ 3}{28} $

Fractions adjusted to a common denominator

$ -\frac{3}{14 }+\frac{ 3}{28 }= -\frac{6}{28 }+\frac{ 3}{28} $

$ -\frac{6}{28 }+\frac{ 3}{28 }= \frac{(3-6)}{28} $

$ \frac{(3-6)}{28 }= -\frac{3}{28} $

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