What is the sum of 3 1/10 and 1 3/4 . please help me with this .

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2 answers:

almond37 [142]3 years ago

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The sum or 3 1/10 and 1 3/4 is 5.
Hope this helped you!

garri49 [273]3 years ago

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The sum is 4 and 17/20.
first, you have to create a common denominator. the least common multiple of 4 and 10 is 20, so I used that.
since 10 is multiplied by 2 to achieve, twenty, we also multiply 1 by 2, which makes 3 and 2/10
4 on the other hand, is multiplied by 5 to achieve 20, so we multiply 3 by 5 also, which is 15.
from there, we have 3 2/20 + 1 15/20, which equals 4 17/20.

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