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Solve: 9/14 + 2/6 = ?

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We have to solve the expression:


(9)/(14)+(2)/(6)

We have to find a common denominator for the fractions and then solve it.

We can start by simplifying the fractions that can be simplified, like 2/6.


(9)/(14)+(2)/(6)=(9)/(14)+(1)/(3)

Then, the common denominator between 14 and 3 is 14*3=42, so we end with:


(9\cdot3)/(14\cdot3)+(1\cdot14)/(3\cdot14)=(27)/(42)+(14)/(42)=(27+14)/(42)=(41)/(42)

Answer: 41/42

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