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- Rename both fractions using the denominator given, filling in each box:
- Rename Monday's and Tuesday's snowfall to a common denominator, changing only one fraction.
- Find the least common denominator by listing multiples, then rename both fractions:\dfrac{2}{3} and \dfrac{1}{4}\dfrac{1}{2} and \dfrac{4}{5}\dfrac{3}{4} and \dfrac{1}{6}\dfrac{5}{6} and \dfrac{1}{4}
- Samir's three skating lessons: find the least common denominator and rename the lesson times.
- Grace renames to fourths and Jack to twelfths: are both right, and which is the least?
- Naomi's renamed fractions are 8 twelfths and 9 twelfths: find the two original fractions.
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Common denominators and the least common denominator: the lesson ›More Chapter 7 worksheets: Equivalent fractions and comparing fractions
- 7.1Making an equivalent fraction by multiplying
- 7.2Simplifying a fraction to simplest form
- 7.3Common denominators and the least common denominator
- 7.4Benchmark fractions
- 7.5Comparing against a benchmark