if you use the LCD when subtractin fractions you never have to simplify the answer correct?
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That is correct.  That is the advantage of using the LCD.  However, some people have a really hard time with number facts so for some it is not always the easiest route.
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Yes, thats true. BU=ut, im sure there is some problems out there that arent simplified.
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Yes thats true. But im sure there are some problems that arent simplified.
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I dont know idiot. Go to college or something
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some people dont think, and they just ant the aswer, i think u should get a totur or something.
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angrynoob you are weird 

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what happens if you have 0 out of something in subtracting fractions
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What if the denominator is already the LCD? For example, 3/4-1/4=2/4=1/2
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