.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~![\sqrt[]{2}](/tpl/images/0722/7269/3a01f.png)
× 
÷ 3 - 1
× 
≈ 5.333333333 as a single fraction.
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 1.777777778 as a single fraction.
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 0.777777778
≈ 1.777777778 and 
have the same denominator, subtract them by subtracting their numerators.
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