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when adding fractions, if the bottom is the same. you dont add those. they stay the same and only the top is added?

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Let us add the following fraction


\frac{3}{7\text{ }}+(1)/(7)

As you asked the bottom, known as the denominator for both fraction are the same. So when such fractions as a rule of the thumb, the denominator remains the same while the numerator adds up.


(3)/(7)+(1)/(7)=(4)/(7)

Alternatively, we can find the L.C.M of both fractions and add them up

So the answer is yes or True

when adding fractions, if the bottom is the same. you dont add those. they stay the-example-1
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