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motikmotik
3 years ago
13

Help on this problem pls Thanx

Mathematics
1 answer:
maw [93]3 years ago
3 0

5/7 +1/3

find the common denominator for both of the fractions

common denominator is 21

mutiply by 3 for 5/7

(5)(3)/(7/(3)= 15/21

mutiply by 7 for 1/3

(1)(7)/(3)(7)= 7/21

15/21+7/21

add the numerators

15+7= 22

denominator stays the same -21

Answer:

22/21 or 1 1/21

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