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EXAMPLE 4.83

Add: \(3 \dfrac{4}{9}+2 \dfrac{2}{9}\).

EXAMPLE 4.84

Find the sum: \(9 \dfrac{5}{9}+5 \dfrac{7}{9}\).

EXAMPLE 4.85

Add by converting the mixed numbers to improper fractions: \(3 \dfrac{7}{8}+4 \dfrac{3}{8}\).

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