Wednesday, April 16, 2014

22 1/2 + 15 2/3 + 18 3/5 equals?

Note:


Many math textbooks will show answers as follows: your answer should always be in the form with which you started.


Example 1: if your problem begins with a mixed number, then your answer should be in a mixed number instead of a fraction.


Example 2: if your problem begins with a fractional exponent, then your answer should be with exponents instead of in radical form.


Example 3: if your problem begins with an radical, then your answer should be with a radical instead of in exponent form.


The exception to these three examples are when the problem reduces to a whole number.

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