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Step 2: The denominator remains the same. Step 3: Simplify the sum, if necessary. GCF: 3 Step 1: Add the numerators ÷ 2 1 =

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Step 1: Add the fractions. Regroup, if needed. 1 1 Step 2: Add the whole numbers. Step 3: Use the GCF to simplify, If necessary Whole Whole Whole GCF: 5 ÷ =

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Step 1: Add the fractions. Regroup, if needed. Step 2: Add the whole numbers. Step 3: Use the GCF to simplify, If necessary. 4 3

Step 1: Add the fractions. Regroup, if needed. Step 2: Add the whole numbers. Step 3: Use the GCF to simplify, If necessary ÷ = GCF: 6

Step 1: Add the fractions. Regroup, if needed. Step 2: Add the whole numbers. Step 3: Use the GCF to simplify, If necessary → 7 2

Step 2: The denominator remains the same. Step 3: Simplify, if necessary. GCF: 3 Step 1: Subtract the numerators. 3 3 ÷ 3 1 =

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Step 1: Subtract the fractions. Regroup, if needed. 2 1 Step 2: Subtract the whole numbers. Step 3: Use the GCF to simplify, If necessary Whole 3 1 GCF: 4 ÷ = Whole Whole

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