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How do you determine what to multiply an equation by so that you eliminate the fractions or decimals from the equation?

How do you determine what to multiply an equation by so that you eliminate the fractions or decimals from the equation?
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How do you determine what to multiply an equation by so that you eliminate the fractions or decimals from the equation?

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you just Multiply both sides other equation by the denominator of the

fraction.

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