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3 years ago

I forgot how to do this problem can I get some help

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1 answer:

Step2247 [10]3 years ago

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You would convert 17 1/4 to 17 4/16, and change 7/8 to 14/16. Then you would add those 2 numbers together to get 17 18/16 or simplified, 18 1/8.

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