Adding Like and Unlike Fractions | EasyTeaching

Fractions with the same denominator, are called ‘like’ fractions. Adding like fractions is simple- we just add the top numbers (the numerators). The denominators stay the same. For example, 1/8 + 2/8 equals 3/8
Adding unlike fractions is a little harder. We must first we turn the two unlike fractions into like fractions, and then we can add the numerators.
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[@frou854]

Its nostalgia to see that you are still working hard

[@qodirsmart]

Thanks

[@rafsanthedeveloper]

Not work 2/6+5/16?

[@Ananyawings]

That's unlike fraction bro

[@user-gs1be1gt5q]

👍 ok

[@Democraps_are_narrow-minded]

1/2 + 3/4 = 4/6 according to Nat's law.