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Im Not That sure But I Belive That If Denominators Are The Same Keep It And Just Do The Math In The Numerator's . ( For Adding ) But Multiplying You Do Both and If The Numerator Is The Bigger Than The Denominator Your Going To Have To Do Extra Math Like A Common Denominator ( I Belive ) .

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