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22 December, 09:10

3/4 + - 2/3 in simplest term

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  1. 22 December, 09:33
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    1/12 because first u find a common denominator of 12 then you get 9/12 + (-8/12) and then since one is negative and one is positive you have to subtract and you get positive 1/12
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