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I subtracted 14/24 and 3/24 then I got 11/24

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I subtracted 14/24 and 3/24 then I got 11/24

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chase

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There were 7/24 pieces of cake left. First, we put the factors of 8 and 12. The LCM was 24. So, we combined them, and got 11/24. We did it this way because the problem said to add 7/12 and 1/8 which equals 17/24.  Then we subtracted and got 7/24 as our final answer. -- Lily and Preston

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There were 7/24 pieces of cake left. First, we put the factors of 8 and 12. The LCM was 24. So, we combined them, and got 11/24. We did it this way because the problem said to add 7/12 and 1/8 which equals 17/24.  Then we subtracted and got 7/24 as our final answer. -- Lily and Preston

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when you add 17/24 subtract 17 out of 24 for to get 7/24 then you

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when you add 17/24 subtract 17 out of 24 for to get 7/24 then you

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gold table

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~MYLES.D

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i know that 7/24 of the cake was left. i know this because i multiplied 7/12 by 2/2 and got 14/24. then i multiplied 1/8 by 3/3 and got 3/24. then i added 14/24 and 3/24 and got 17/24. then i subtracted 17/24 by 24/24 and got 7/24. thats how i know 7/24 of the cake was left!!!!!!

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i know that 7/24 of the cake was left. i know this because i multiplied 7/12 by 2/2 and got 14/24. then i multiplied 1/8 by 3/3 and got 3/24. then i added 14/24 and 3/24 and got 17/24. then i subtracted 17/24 by 24/24 and got 7/24. thats how i know 7/24 of the cake was left!!!!!!

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~ella hoffman

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by doing 7/12 x2/2 and1/8 x 3/3 to turn them into like fraction

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by doing 7/12 x2/2 and1/8 x 3/3 to turn them into like fraction

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~ myles.d

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~LAUREN

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We found our answer by adding 7/12 + 1/8 which you can't do yet. So, we had to find the LCM of 8 and 12, which is 24. So 7/12 x 2/2 which = 14/24 and then we did 3/24 away from 14/24 which = 11/24. So, there is 11/24 of cake left. ~ Brianna, Regina,Jesus,and Chechan.

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i noticed that 24 four is the whole cake

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i noticed that 24 four is the whole cake

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elijah

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17 plus 7 will get you to 24 so 17/24 + 7/24 is 24/24
~Lauren

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when i read the problem i thought that he and his sister both ate 1/8 so that would equal 2/8

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when i read the problem i thought that he and his sister both ate 1/8 so that would equal 2/8

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~joey

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To see how much was left I would subtract 17 from 24 to get 7/24 of the cake is left.

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To see how much was left I would subtract 17 from 24 to get 7/24 of the cake is left.

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~Bennett

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Now I add the like fractions to see how much cake was eaten.

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Now I add the like fractions to see how much cake was eaten.

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14/24 + 3/24 = 17/24 of the cake was eaten.
~Elijah

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Now I need to set up equivalent fractions.

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Now I need to set up equivalent fractions.

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7/12 = 14/24
1/8 = 3/24
~Preston

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So I add 7/12 + 1/8.  The least common multiple is 24.

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So I add 7/12 + 1/8.  The least common multiple is 24.

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~Lauren

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I think you need to add up what was eaten of the cake first.

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I think you need to add up what was eaten of the cake first.

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~Joey

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After you solve the problem, explain how you solved it and why you solved it that way.  Feel free to comment on each other's post as to if you agree or disagree with their answer and why?

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After you solve the problem, explain how you solved it and why you solved it that way.  Feel free to comment on each other's post as to if you agree or disagree with their answer and why?