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3 years ago

Add. 5/12 + 7/8 Write your answer as a fraction in simplest form.

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5/12=10/24 and 7/8= 21/24, add those and you will get 31/24 subtract 31 from24 and get 7 your new fraction is 1 7/24 that is 5/12 + 7/8 in simplest form

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