Least Common Denominator (LCD) of 33, 50, and 60
The Least Common Denominator of 33, 50 and 60, also known as the Lowest Common Denominator of 33, 50 and 60, is useful if you need to add, subtract, or compare three fractions with the denominators of 33, 50 and 60.
The fractions with 33, 50 and 60 denominators will look like this:
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The Least Common Denominator of 33, 50 and 60 is 3300.
You need to multiply 33 by 100, 50 by 66, and 60 by 55 to make them all 3300. Furthermore, you need to multiply the numerators by the same amounts to keep the fraction values the same.
Therefore, you have to make the following calculations so the fractions keep the same value and get the same denominator:
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Which gives you the following three new fractions that you can add, subtract and compare:
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You can substitute X, Y and Z with the numerators of your fractions with 33, 50 and 60 denominators. This way you can add, subtract and compare your fractions correctly.
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Least Common Denominator (LCD) of 33, 50 and 61
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Notes
The Least Common Denominator of 33, 50 and 60 is the same as the Least Common Multiple of 33, 50 and 60.
To calculate what to multiply each denominator and corresponding numerator by, we divided the LCD by each of the denominators.