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Toniac 123 can you please help me with these questions. They are part of of the question you answered. There is another question

I posted. If you can , can you please help me with both. Thanks and good luck.

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uranmaximum [27]3 years ago

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5/12+5/12=10/12
10/12+10/12=20/12 wich =1.666666666666667theres ur answer to one.
dont know the answer to the other one
Sorry
Hope that helps

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