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3 years ago

Jennifer put away 9/10 of balls. jacob put away 4/5 of a ball. how many balls did they put away all together

1 answer:

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Change the 4/5 to 8/10 by multiplying the bottom and top numbers by 2 to have a common dominater then add the top numbers of each fraction so the equation would be 8/10+9/10= 17/10
Therefore they put 17 balls away together

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