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How do you add a fraction without a common denominator? - Answers

You have to make a common denominator between them, otherwise you can't. See if they have similar factors, or if you can't find any easily, cross-multiply and multiply the numerator and denominator of one side by the denominator of the other side and do the same thing to the other side with the denominator of the other fraction!



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You have to make a common denominator between them, otherwise you can't. See if they have similar factors, or if you can't find any easily, cross-multiply and multiply the numerator and denominator of one side by the denominator of the other side and do the same thing to the other side with the denominator of the other fraction!



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How do you add a fraction without a common denominator? - Answers

You have to make a common denominator between them, otherwise you can't. See if they have similar factors, or if you can't find any easily, cross-multiply and multiply the numerator and denominator of one side by the denominator of the other side and do the same thing to the other side with the denominator of the other fraction!

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