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focus on the fraction part for now do you know how to add 11/12 and 1/4 together?
umm part the denominators the same number?
right, so rewrite 1/4 so that the denominator is 12
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um idk how
well i forgot how actually
ok, what number do you have to multiply by 4 to get 12?
umm 3 right?
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@haleyelizabeth2017 ??
good, so now we convert 1/4 to twelfths by multiplying the numerator and the denominator by 3
1/4 = 3/12
so 3/12 + 11/12 = ?
3+11=14/12 ?
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good, now we convert that back into a mixed number 14/12 = 1 and 2/12 = 1 and 1/6 now add in the 10 and the 7 from the original problem and you're done.
um how? :/
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