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4/25+1/5 in simplest form

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Evgen [1.6K]3 years ago

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It would be 9/25. First you find the common denominator which is 25 so then you convert 1/5 to 5/25 so now you have 4/25+5/25 which you would get 9/25 and since 9 can only be divided be 3 and 25 can't your answer would be 9/25.

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