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1 sixth + 1 third + 5 twelfths
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1 sixth + 1 third + 5 twelfths

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11/12

Explanation:

User Tal Folkman
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Answer:

11/12

Explanation:

You need to find the least common multiple of all three denominators, and then multiply the fractions to meet eachother.

Hope that helps!

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