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How do you get a sum in a fraction?
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What is process of adding when you add a fraction to a fraction but the sum comes a mixed fraction?
The process is still that of addition.
What fraction could you add to get 4 over 7 to get a sum greater then 1?
Any fraction greater than 3/7.
How can you simplfy the sum of a fraction?
First you add the fractions, then you see if you can simplify the result. You simplify it just as you would simplify any other fraction.
What does a positive fraction plus a negative fraction equal?
The sum will take on the sign of whichever one is greater.
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