Adding Fraction & Mixed Numbers w/ Common Denominators - Part 1 - [23]

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12:00 , Imstuck on trying tounderstand how we can divide by any number (you choose 2), but wouldnt you get another anwer if you just divide by any number you choose?,
For example the way i worked it out is going into both multplication tables of both 4 and 6 and choosing the two numbers which match eachother to get the answer, in this my answer came between 4×3=12 and 6×2=12, but theres also 4×5=20 and 6×5=20, is this how you did it or am i wrong?
are you choosing the numbers to match and choosing the answer to be eather 5,2 or 3?

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Sometimes mixed numbers are considered as mixed fractions. Mostly they are combination of a whole number and a proper fraction.
Add:
1 1/2+2 1/2+3 1/2
=(1+2+3)+(1/2+1/2+1/2)
=6+3/2
=6+1 1/2
=7 1/2.

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