Mrs. Bower

Apr292008
Adding Mixed Numbers with unlike denominators
POSTED AT 05:36 PM

Explain the steps of how you would solve the following problem:
1 ^3/4 + 2 ^{1/2 = ?}

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Use complete sentences, you might want to number your steps when answering the questions. Remember to use your Math Terms that we use in class!

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