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ASAP. PLEASE HELP WITH MY MATH! (It should be VERY easy) 6th grade math.

This is due tomorrow and I have no time to work on it..
It’s just easy fractions.
If you have extra time could you say how you added them together or divided/multiplied? If you don’t thats fine.

I need help with 27, 28 and 29.

ASAP. PLEASE HELP WITH MY MATH! (It should be VERY easy) 6th grade math. This is due-example-1
ASAP. PLEASE HELP WITH MY MATH! (It should be VERY easy) 6th grade math. This is due-example-1
ASAP. PLEASE HELP WITH MY MATH! (It should be VERY easy) 6th grade math. This is due-example-2
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Answer:

28a 3/16 is the answer.

28b= 13/16

Explanation:

28a 1/8 + 1/16. 16 is the largest common denominator and to add those together 1/8 needs to have a denominator of 16 so multiply 2 to the numerator and denominator of 1/8 since in order to get a denominator of 16 you need to multiply 8×2 and what you do to the bottom you do to the top. 1/8 to 2/16. 2/16 + 1/16 = 3/16 is the answer.

28b 16/16 - 3/16 (answer from above) = 13/16

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