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Please answer!!!

Number 3-6 !!!
Use the examples they have at the top to answer!
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Please answer!!! Number 3-6 !!! Use the examples they have at the top to answer! Has-example-1
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3. First, turn the fractions into improper fractions

11/8 + 11/4

Since we can't divide 11 by 2 to make the denominator of the first fraction 2, let's multiply both sides of the second fraction by 2 instead.

11/8 + 11*2/4*2 = 11/8 + 22/8

33/8, or 4 1/8

(I already answered numbers 4 and 6 in a previous question you asked)

5. 1 1/2 + 2 3/4

Obviously, we'll start by converting the fraction into improper fractions.

3/2 + 11/4

Multiply both sides of the first fraction by 2

3*2/2*2 + 11/4 = 6/4 + 11/4 = 17/4

17/4, or 4 1/4

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