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1/6+2/4 How to convert improper?​

1/6+2/4 How to convert improper?​-example-1
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User Rmdussa
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Answer:


(6)/(12)
= (1)/(2)

Explanation:


(1)/(6) +(2)/(4)

Find LCM of 6 and 4 which is 12.

6*2=12

4*3=12

Do the same to the top parts of each part.

1*2=2

2*3=6


(2)/(12) + (4)/(12)

Now you can add them easily


(2)/(12) + (6)/(12) = (6)/(12)

Because 6 and 12 can still be divided by the same number (6) you need to divided it in order to get a simpler fraction.

6÷6=1

12÷6=2


(1)/(2)

(An improper fraction is one in which the numerator is larger than the denominator. Nothing in this equation was an improper fraction. Though, for example,
(12)/(6) is an improper fraction. To get a mixed number/whole number. You would simply divide the numerator, 12, by the denominator 6. In doing so, you would get 2)

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