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5/7+2/3+1/6=
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Ok to figure out the answer you need to find a common denominator which is the bottom number. So what can you multiply 7,3 and 6 to get the same number?
142
ok so 142 is your common denominator. Now how many times did you multiply 7 to get 142, how many times for 3 and how many for 6?
18
18 for what?
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the answer
???
hello?
Im sorry Im trying to calculate it in my mind.
ok get a calculator
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lol
not a joke
wait a second how did you get 142 as your common denominator when 7 doesnt go into 142
Ok would you just like the answer?
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