During a rainstorm, the water level of the “Big Pond” 2/3 rose ft. Then it rose 4/5 another ft. How much did it rise in all?

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During a rainstorm, the water level of the “Big Pond” 2/3 rose ft. Then it rose 4/5 another ft.

How much did it rise in all?

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Answer:

1 7/15 feet

Explanation:

2/3 + 4/5

10/15 + 12/15

22/15

1 7/15

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