Here:
2/6 + 1/3
= 2x1/6x1 + 1x2/3x2 (You're making a common denominator - the bottom part of a fraction, the same here. To add fractions together the denominator of all fractions involved in the addition MUST be the same)
= 2/6 + 2/6 (Multiply them)
= 2+2/6 (Collect terms)
= 4/6 (Add)
= 2^2/2x3 (Factor)
= 2/3 (Cancel terms)
How was that?
(Ignore the overly complicated factor crap, I'm just being mean. When you have 4/6 just divide both by 2 (as you'll want to simplify it if you can) and you get 2/3. Much more simple looking)
2/6 + 1/3
= 2x1/6x1 + 1x2/3x2 (You're making a common denominator - the bottom part of a fraction, the same here. To add fractions together the denominator of all fractions involved in the addition MUST be the same)
= 2/6 + 2/6 (Multiply them)
= 2+2/6 (Collect terms)
= 4/6 (Add)
= 2^2/2x3 (Factor)
= 2/3 (Cancel terms)
How was that?

(Ignore the overly complicated factor crap, I'm just being mean. When you have 4/6 just divide both by 2 (as you'll want to simplify it if you can) and you get 2/3. Much more simple looking)
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