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what is the answer to 5/8 + 1/4 = ?/8 + ?/8 = ?/?
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5/8 + 2/8 = 7/8
please explain how and thanks for your answer
well you want the denominators to be the same in order to add the numerators. for this you must find the least common deominator. in this case that is 8 (8 and 4 have the least common denominator of 8)
from there you realize that you must multiply 4 by the number 2 in order to get the denominator to be 8. if you multiply the bottom you msut multiply the top, thus you will get 2/8
from here you can simply add numerators which in turn will result in 5/8 plus 2/8 which is 7/8
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thanks so much! your a life saver
hopefully that makes sense. good luck
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