Fractions VII Adding Like Denominators

Aug 04, 2012

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Parts of a Fraction . 3. 4. . = the number of parts. = the total number of parts that equal a whole. Parts of a Fraction . 3. 4. . = numerator. = denominator. Adding Like Denominators . . 1/4. 3. 4. . 1/4. 1/4. . . . 1. 4. . 4. 4. . 1/4. . =. Only add the numerators. Simplify Your Answer. 4.

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Fractions VII Adding Like Denominators

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1. Fractions VII Adding Like Denominators

2. Parts of a Fraction

$Adding fractions with unlike denominators$

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