Question

How do you answer this question.

Answer 1

`(50)/(100)` + [tex] \frac{30}{100}[\tex]. Just multiply the numerators. The denominator is already a common denominator.

Answer 2

Lets write this out:-


`(50)/(100) + (30)/(100)`

To answer this we just need to add the numerators of both fractions because the denominator's are already common multiples.


`(50)/(100)+ (30)/(100) = (80)/(100)`

Now lets simplify
`(80)/(100)`.


`(80/20)/(100/20)= (4)/(5)`

So,
`(50)/(100)+ (30)/(100) = (80)/(100)= (4)/(5)`

Hope I helped ya!! xD