7 + 4/7 (as a fraction, reduce if necessary)

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Neuro asked Aug 18, 2023

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7 + 4/7 (as a fraction, reduce if necessary)

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Neuro asked Aug 18, 2023

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53/7

Explanation:

7 x 7 = 49 so the 7 is worth 49/7. When you add the 49/7 to the 4/7 you get 53/7 because the denominator will stay the same. This fraction is unable to be simplified.

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