Question

I can add fractions with unlike denominators 3/7 + 1/6 =PLEASE WITH THIS QUESTION ​

Answer 1

Answer:

25/42

Step-by-step explanation:

first find same denominators

18/42 + 7/42

then add the new fractions

18/42 + 7/42 = 25/42

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Answer 2

Answer:

25/42

Step-by-step explanation:

You can get to 25/42 by finding the least common denominator, or in layman's terms, by seeing what the lowest number the two denominators can both EQUALLY go in to. in this case it's 42, as both 6 and 7 can go into 42 equally, and 42 is the lowest number that they both can go into. So after you find the least common denominator, you make that the denominator of both fractions, and multiply the two numerators by however many times you had to multiply the denominators by. for example, to get 7 to 42, you need to multiply it by 6, so you would then multiply the numerator, in this case it's 3, 6 times, netting you 18. you do the same thing with the other fraction, since the numerators 1, you multiply it by 7, since you had to multiply 6 by 7 to get 42. this leaves you with 18/42 + 7/42, which you can now normally add together to get 25/42, and since it can't be reduced, it stays this way. Hope this helps :)