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3 years ago

I need help from someone please?!

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1 answer:

Andreyy893 years ago

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3)
(x/3)+(2/5)
(5x/15)+(6/15)
(5x+6)/15

4)
(2/x)+(3/7)
(14/7x)+(3x/7x)
(3x+14)/(7x)

5)
(x/2)+(1/3)+(x/4)
(6x/12)+(4/12)+(3x/12)
(9x+4)/12

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