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What is 1 3/8+3 1/3

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Dimas [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

4 17/24

Step-by-step explanation:

So first you turn your mixed numbers into improper fractions which are, 11/8 and the other improper fraction is 10/3. Now your equation is 11/8 + 10/3. Now you find your common denominator which is 24. So now you would find your common numerator, and your equation is 33/24 + 80/24. Now you add them and you get 113/24. Lastly you turn your improper fraction into a mixed number and you get, 4 17/24. So your final answer is 4 17/24 and you can't simplify it anymore.

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