What is ${4} \dfrac{2}{6} - {3}\dfrac{2}{4}$?A. $\dfrac{10}{12}$ A. $\dfrac{10}{12}$ B. $ {1} \dfrac{10}{12}$ C. $ {2} \dfrac{10}{12}$ D. $ {4} \dfrac{10}{12}$ E. $ {3} \dfrac{10}{12}$
Show Answer Show The First Step 1. ${4} \dfrac{2}{6} - {3}\dfrac{2}{4}$$ = {4} + \dfrac{2}{6} - {3} - \dfrac{2}{4}$$ = {4} - {3}+ \dfrac{2}{6} - \dfrac{2}{4}$Show Next Step 2. $ = {1} + \dfrac{2}{6} - \dfrac{2}{4}$$ = \dfrac{6}{6} + \dfrac{2}{6} - \dfrac{2}{4}$Show Next Step 3. $ = \dfrac{{6}+{2}}{6} - \dfrac{2}{4}$$ = \dfrac{{8}}{6} - \dfrac{2}{4}$Show Next Step 4. $ =\dfrac{{8} \times {2}}{{6} \times {2}} - \dfrac{{2}\times {3}}{{4} \times {3}}$Show Next Step 5. $ = \dfrac{{16}}{{12}} - \dfrac{6}{12}$$ = \dfrac{{16}-{6}}{12}$$=\dfrac{10}{12}$ No More Steps Practice Again Correct! Nice work!
