How do you subtract #\frac { 20} { 33} - \frac { 30} { 33}#?

3 Answers
jadyn🍒🏁 · Stefan V.
Mar 11, 2018

#-10/33#

Explanation:

#20/33 - 30/33 = (-10)/33#

because

#20 - 30 = -10.#

Perihelion
Mar 11, 2018

#-10/33#

Explanation:

Subtract the numerators keeping the same denominator

#20/33-30/33 = -10/33 = -0.dot3dot0#

Kitty
Mar 11, 2018

See below.

Explanation:

All you really have to do is subtract the numerators if the denominators are the same, which they are. You wouldn't subtract the denominators though.
So, #20# #-# #30# #=# #-10#
So your final answer would be #-10# over #-33#.

Hope it helped (:

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