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How many 5/12 are in 1/2

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Add 1/12 to 5/12 to get 6/12 which is 1/12 . There is no way to add a whole number because then you would get something larger than 1, but the answer is only 1/12.

Kazeer [188]3 years ago

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The answers is 1/12 that is the answer

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