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just add the exponents
Do as Romero said. x times x = x \[ \frac{2}{7}+ \frac{4}{5} = ? \] then just put them together
Find the lowest common denominator in order for you to add the fractions.
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\[ \frac{2}{7} +\frac{4}{5} \] Find the LCM for the fraction above by using prime factorization 7 = 1*7 5 = 1*5 5*7 = 35 35 = LCM \[ \frac{10}{35} +\frac{28}{35} =? \]
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