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What do you add to 23 over 4 to make 5?
-3/4
What do you add to 1 over 4 to make a whole?
U add 3 to make a whole
What do you add to 13 over 4 to make 4?
It is 13/4+3/4 = 4
What is 3 over 4 add 2 over 2?
1 3/4
What is 4 over 3 add 3 over 4?
It equals 1 One*
What do you do to add 4 and 3 over 8 and 4 and 1over 4?
make the 1/4 into 2/8 Answer: 8 and 5/8
3 over 4 add 1 over 4?
1
What is 3 over eight add 1 over 4?
3/8 + 1/4 = 5/8
What is 2 over 4 plus 2 over 8?
They add up to 3/4
Add the fractions 3 over 10 + 4 over 100?
40
What is 4 over 12 and 3 over 9 in simplest form?
They are: 4/12 = 1/3 and 3/9 = 1/3 And they add to: 2/3
How do you add 23 over 4 to make 6?
Well, honey, to add 23 over 4 and make it equal 6, you simply subtract 6 from 23 over 4. That leaves you with 11 over 4. So, technically, 23 over 4 minus 11 over 4 equals 6. Math can be a real hoot sometimes, can't it?
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