Find the sum. Write your answer in simplest form. 6 5/6 + 6 11/12

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If you would like to calculate 6 5/6 + 6 11/12, you can do this using the following steps:

<span>6 5/6 + 6 11/12 = 41/6 + 83/12 = 82/12 + 83/12 = 165/12 = 55/4 = 13 3/4
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The correct result would be 55/4.

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