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4 7/12 + 2 3/4 + 7 5/12
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First of all, this will be easiest if all the denominators are the same, so let's change 4 to 12. making the problem, 4 7/12 + 2 9/12 + 7 5/12.
Answer: = 15/2 + 89/12 = ((15 × 12) + (89 × 2)) / (2 × 12) = (180 + 178) / 24 = 358/24 = 179/12 = 14 11/12
From here you will probably want to make them an improper fraction,
\[14\frac{ 11 }{ 12 }\]
55/12 + 35/12 + 89/12=
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yes it it 14 11/12
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