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13 July, 08:19

How to find a

Find a common denominator and then add and simplify your answer of

3/4 + 5/12

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  1. 13 July, 10:59
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    In reality your common denominator should be the Least Common Multiple. The LCM is the product of highest occurring primes of the numbers prime factorizations ...

    4=2*2, and 12=2*2*3. So the LCM is 2*2*3=12 Now that you know what the least common multiple is we can say that:

    (3/4) (3/3) + 5/12

    9/12+5/12

    (9+5) / 12

    14/12

    7/6 which should be converted to a mixed number as this is an improper fraction ...

    (6+1) / 6

    1+1/6

    1 1/6
  2. 13 July, 11:54
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    Find the multiples of each denominator

    In this case ...

    It would be 4, 8, 12

    12

    See when you come to a common number

    (3*3) / (4*3) to get 12 + (5*1) / (12*1) whatever u do to the bottom do to the top

    9/12 + 5/12

    14/12

    7/6
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