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Add fraction with  the same denominator and break it down.Marrio Avery

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Add fraction with  the same denominator and break it down.Marrio Avery

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When you add fractions with denominators.

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when you  add fractions to denominator the denominator does not change.

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when adding fractions the denominator

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When you add fractions with like denominators the denominator

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When you add fractions with like denominators the denominator will stay the same.

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Marrio Avery

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when you add fractions with like denominators then the denominator just stays the same.

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If you add fractions with denominators the denominator will stay the same. So if you added 1/8 +1/8 = 2/8 because 2/8 of the model is shaded in.

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The denominators stays the same if you add the fractions.

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The denominator stays the same if you add the numerator.

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When you add fractions with like denominater the denominator stays the same but then numertor increases .

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If you add a fraction with the same denominators and add the the numerator you'll get a fraction with a different numerator but same denominator. Ex: 2/4 + 2/4=4/4. The reason the denm

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If you add fractions with denominators you will get a different numerator but the de

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If you add fractions with like denominators you will get a different numerator, but the denominator stays the same.

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When you add fractions with the same denominator

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I think when adding fractions with denominators I think that if the denominators are not the same then you have to divide denominator if it is not the same to get the same two denominator. Then I think you have to do the same thing to one of the numerators.

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If you are going to have the same denoa