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Sandy Bahringer
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Graduate medical student with 2 previous degrees
1 3/5 + 2 1/2
(First change into top heavy fractions)
8/5 + 5/2
(Next find a common denominator, in this case we will use 10)
16/10 + 25/10
(Add the fractions together)
41/10
(Change to a proper fraction as your answers)
4 1/10
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