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Start at 1/2 add 1/3

Start at 1/2 add 1/3
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Start at 1/2 add 1/3

Start at 1/2 add 1/3-example-1
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User Maikel Bollemeijer
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5/6

Explanation:

1/2+1/3= 3/6+2/6

3/6+2/6= 5/6

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