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3 years ago

select two fractions whose sum is 3/4 and whose denominators are both the same but are not for justify your selection

1 answer:

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Who’s are the same, but are not? Okay. You can pick 1/4 + 2/4. Or you can pick, 2/8 + 4/8. Or, you can pick 4/8 + 1/4. This can be justified, because 4/8 can be simplified, to 1/2 or 2/4. I hope this helps!

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select two fractions whose sum is 3/4 and whose denominators are both the same but are not for justify your selection