Asked by Marie
                   5/12
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x/3+x/2
            
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x/3+x/2
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                    Answered by
            Wendy
            
    Okay first we need to add the two fractions at the bottom, the x/3 and x/2. However, since they do not have a common denominator, you cannot add them. Here is how you give them a common denominator:
x/3(2/2) + x/2(3/3)
2x/6 + 3x/6
Now you can add them, and you have 5x/6. Here is the expression so far:
(5/12)/(5x/6)
when dividing by a fraction, you take the second number and flip it. In this case that would mean multiplying 5/12 by 6/5x.
So, now you have (5*6)/(12*5x)
30/60x
1/2x is your final answer
    
x/3(2/2) + x/2(3/3)
2x/6 + 3x/6
Now you can add them, and you have 5x/6. Here is the expression so far:
(5/12)/(5x/6)
when dividing by a fraction, you take the second number and flip it. In this case that would mean multiplying 5/12 by 6/5x.
So, now you have (5*6)/(12*5x)
30/60x
1/2x is your final answer
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