(5÷3)-(3÷4)
You should first find a common denominator, which is the bottom number of the fraction. In this case it's 12 (since both 3 and 4 will divide 12).
With 12 as the denominator, (5÷3) becomes (20÷12). (3÷4) becomes (9÷12).
Now that you have fractions wth the samr denominator, you can subtract the numerators, giving you,
(20÷12)-(9÷12)=(11÷12)
(5÷3)-(3÷4)
You should first find a common denominator, which is the bottom number of the fraction. In this case it's 12 (since both 3 and 4 will divide 12).
With 12 as the denominator, (5÷3) becomes (20÷12). (3÷4) becomes (9÷12).
Now that you have fractions wth the samr denominator, you can subtract the numerators, giving you,
(20÷12)-(9÷12)=(11÷12)
