How To Add Three Mixed Numbers by Converting to Improper Fractions

How To Add Three Mixed Numbers by Converting to Improper Fractions
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Thanks cuz we literally have a quiz tomorrow and I don't know fractions at all

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I would prefer to leave them as mixed numbers but get a common denominator.

[@Chiizuruu]

But the teacher said they won't give marks if we didn't turn them into mixed fractions in our school :`)

[@New_Blue_2]

@@Chiizuruu if you left them as mixed numbers and added them that way, you still would have had an improper fraction that you needed to turn into a mixed number. For example, you could have just added the whole numbers separately (3+4+3=10) and added the fractions together, which would have given you 17/12. 17/12 = 1 5/12. Then add the whole numbers to the 1 and the answer would be 11 5/12.

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What if the denominator is the same

[@larrydickenson8922]

There is no need to convert each mixed number to an improper fraction. The above problem can be rewritten as 3 + 1/2 + 4 + 1/6 + 3 + 3/4 and grouped as 3+4+3 + 1/2 + 1/6 + 3/4 which is the same as 10 + (6+2+9)/12 = 10 + 17/12 or 10 + 1 + 5/12 Answer = 11 and 5/12

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But what if it is prime? When you times and plus ,1¼ = 5/4

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Ignore 7

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YOU CANT ADD IMPROPER FRACTIONS!

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It is the quotient

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@@riteshpatnaite which quotient?

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[@Chiizuruu]

I know it's 6 months old but.. 12|137|11 -132= 005 So 11 half 5/12

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what if the dominator are not the same number though I don't know how to explain it sorry😅

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You need to make the denominators the same by finding their least common multiple (LCM)

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Where did he get 11 😢 now im stuck with the improper 😭

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Look at 137/12. 12 goes into 137 only 11 times. 11 x 12 = 132. You can’t fit another 11 into 137. There’s where the 11 comes from. Now, take that answer, 132. Subtract that from the 137. 137-132= 5. That’s where the 5 comes from. The denominator is already 12. That’s where the 12 comes from. Now put it together and don’t over think. You got this. 11 5/12

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