Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators Worksheet
The method (LCM, then take away): Find the LCM of the two bottom numbers. Change each fraction to that bottom number. Subtract the tops, keep the bottom, and simplify.
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- 1.A bottle has 4/7 litre of juice. Vihaan drinks 1/4 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 2.Meera has a ribbon 2/3 m long and cuts off 1/8 m. How long is the ribbon now (in m)? =
- 3.4/5 − 2/3 =
- 4.A bottle has 5/6 litre of juice. Kabir drinks 1/3 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 5.Meera has a ribbon 5/9 m long and cuts off 1/2 m. How long is the ribbon now (in m)? =
- 6.2/3 − 1/7 =
- 7.2/9 − 1/6 =
- 8.A tank is 7/8 full of water. Then water filling 1/4 of the tank is used. What fraction of the tank is full now? =
- 9.7/8 − 2/3 =
- 10.7/9 − 1/6 =
- 11.Kabir has a ribbon 9/10 m long and cuts off 2/5 m. How long is the ribbon now (in m)? =
- 12.3/4 − 3/10 =
- 13.A tank is 6/7 full of water. Then water filling 1/2 of the tank is used. What fraction of the tank is full now? =
- 14.6/7 − 2/3 =
- 15.A bottle has 2/3 litre of juice. Meera drinks 1/7 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 16.A bottle has 2/3 litre of juice. Sara drinks 2/5 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 17.1/4 − 1/7 =
- 18.3/4 − 2/5 =
- 19.A bottle has 3/4 litre of juice. Kabir drinks 1/7 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 20.5/6 − 1/9 =
- 21.3/4 − 5/8 =
- 22.A bottle has 5/8 litre of juice. Vihaan drinks 1/2 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 23.2/3 − 3/8 =
- 24.Riya has a ribbon 3/4 m long and cuts off 2/3 m. How long is the ribbon now (in m)? =
- 25.1/6 − 1/9 =
- 26.1/4 − 1/5 =
- 27.7/10 − 3/5 =
- 28.A bottle has 3/4 litre of juice. Tara drinks 4/7 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 29.5/7 − 1/2 =
- 30.7/9 − 2/3 =
- 31.A tank is 1/2 full of water. Then water filling 2/7 of the tank is used. What fraction of the tank is full now? =
- 32.3/5 − 1/6 =
- 33.1/4 − 1/6 =
- 34.9/10 − 3/5 =
- 35.2/3 − 2/9 =
- 36.A tank is 3/4 full of water. Then water filling 5/7 of the tank is used. What fraction of the tank is full now? =
- 37.1/3 − 1/8 =
- 38.A bottle has 9/10 litre of juice. Tara drinks 3/5 litre. How much juice is left (in litres)? =
- 39.1/2 − 1/7 =
- 40.5/6 − 4/5 =
Answer key
- 9/28
- 13/24
- 2/15
- 1/2
- 1/18
- 11/21
- 1/18
- 5/8
- 5/24
- 11/18
- 1/2
- 9/20
- 5/14
- 4/21
- 11/21
- 4/15
- 3/28
- 7/20
- 17/28
- 13/18
- 1/8
- 1/8
- 7/24
- 1/12
- 1/18
- 1/20
- 1/10
- 5/28
- 3/14
- 1/9
- 3/14
- 13/30
- 1/12
- 3/10
- 4/9
- 1/28
- 5/24
- 3/10
- 5/14
- 1/30
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