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We can convert to improper fractions: \(\dfrac{29}{8} + \dfrac{8}{3}\) Now we need to find a common denominator, in this case it will be 24. \(\dfrac{87}{24} + \dfrac{64}{24}\) Now can you add 87 + 64?
@startooth14 Add 87 + 64.
solve it @startooth14
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