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Help! 133 1/2 +84 1/2+ 124 5/8 + 128 1/4=
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(133 1/2) + (84 1/2) + (124 5/8) + (128 1/4) = 470.87500
yeah, the answer should be in fraction form
not decimal
ok, I have reduced the equation to 133/2+84/2+31*5/2+64/2 = 436/2
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I think you changed it by doing that
133 1/2 doesn not equal 133/2
why?
133 1/2 = 267/2
Think mixed numbers here
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Anyways, it's 470 7/8
ok i didn't know they were mixed fraction . I was treating them as fractions.
yes, @hero is right , 267/2+169/2+997/8+513/4 => 218 + 997/8+513/4 taking lcm we get 1744+997+1026/8 = 3767/8 = 470 7/8.
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