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Anna brought in 1/2 balloons Jason brought in 1/3. How many balloons did Anna and Jason bring to class?

Anna brought in 1/2 balloons Jason brought in 1/3. How many balloons did Anna and Jason bring to class?
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Anna brought in 1/2 balloons Jason brought in 1/3. How many balloons did Anna and Jason bring to class?

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We have to add 1/2 and 1/3, so we get that


(1)/(2)+(1)/(3)=(3)/(6)+(2)/(6)=(5)/(6)\text{ balloons}

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