The sum of 9/14 + 13/-14

1.	The sum of 9/14 + 13/-14
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$\implies$ Addition Of The Fractions:—

✓Ques:— $\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{9}{14} + \frac{13}{14} }}}$

$\implies \large{\blue{\bf{Solution:—}}}$

$\implies \large{\green{\sf{Denominators \: are \: same \: so \: no \: need \: to \: take \: the \: LCM.}}}$

$\implies \large{\green{\sf{ \frac{9}{14} + \frac{13}{-14} }}}$

$\implies \large{\green{\sf{ \frac{9 + 13}{-14} = \frac{22}{-14} }}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{ \not{22}}{ \not{-14}} = \frac{11}{-7} }}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{11}{-7} = 1\frac{4}{-7} }}}$

Follow these steps if you didn't understand it.

As the denominator's were same so we EASILY solved it but in case where denominator's are not same we take the LCM of the denominator's. Examples given below:—

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{25}{2} + \frac{46}{6} }}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{Take \: LCM \: of \: 2 \: and \: 6.}}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{LCM = 6}}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{75 + 46}{6} = \frac{121}{6} }}}$

$\implies \large{\red{\bf{ \frac{121}{6} = 20\frac{1}{6} }}}$

And at last always leave the IMPROPER FRACTION in mixed fraction.

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