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3 years ago
10

25+12 1/2 + 61/4+31/8+19/16+25/32=

Mathematics
1 answer:
Len [333]3 years ago
4 0
Make them all have the same denominator
32

25+12 16/32+488/32+124/32+38/32+25/32

Add all of the numerators... to get 691/32+1184/32
1875/32
Simplify to get 58 19/32
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