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OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
hint: \[\large \frac 14 \implies \frac{3}{12}\]
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
Convert these unlike fractions to equivalent like fractions and add them. You must use the LCD to get the answer correct. If possible, reduce the final sum.
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
psst look at the post above yours :S lol
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
Convert these unlike fractions to equivalent like fractions and add them. You must use the LCD to get the answer correct. If possible, reduce the final sum.
1/4= ?
5/12=?
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
LOL
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OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
i think i just gave a key hint to this problem ;)
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
lol i need more tho, :P
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
though*
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
what do you mean?
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
like, it says Convert these unlike fractions to equivalent like fractions and add them. You must use the LCD to get the answer correct. If possible, reduce the final sum.
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OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
1/4=?
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
and 5/12=?
lol
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
hmm did you read my first post?
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
yes thanks for that lol :) but 5/12=?
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
what is the denominator of 5/12?
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OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
12
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
is that the same as the first one?
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
hmmmmm
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
challenging question... no lol as in 1/4?
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
by "first one" i mean the denominator of the fraction i wrote a while ago
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OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
ohhhhhh
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
yes
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
3/12
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
then no more need to change. it stays
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
so now..since they are now common denominators you can add them
3/12 + 5/12
just copy the denominator then add the numerators
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OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
:D)
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
A LIFESAVER!!!
OpenStudy (lgbasallote):
glad to have hlped ^_^
OpenStudy (chrisneedshelp):
thanks :) i have more lol try to help im going to postthem up