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How do I solve this? 1/6 + 1/3=
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How do I solve this? 1/6 + 1/3=
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To add or subtract fractions you must have the same denominator.
This is the process how you can solve this:
First, to make the denominator same multiply 1/3 by 2. 1/6+1/3
Now add the numerators 1/6+2/6
Lastly, simplify 3/6=1/2
Hope it helped!
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In order to add or subtract fractions,they must have the same denominator.
Change one of these fractions to have the same denominator as the other one,
and you'll be able to add them.
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