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Is it possible for two simplified non integer fractions to have an integer sum and an integer product?

Determine the minimum value of $S=p+q$

Is my probability correct

How can I calculate a Blue-Red Hackenbush position value using the Simplest Number Tree?

Simplify $\frac{2e^nm^2 + 2e^nm - e^n -6m^2 - 6m +3}{e^nm^2 + e^nm}$ into a sum of two fractions

Find the smallest real number $M$ for which $\{a\} + \{b\} + \{c\} ≤ M$

Write an equation for the line with inclination 30 degrees, -intercept 2

Can every positive real number $n$ be expressed as a sum of infinite non-equivalent and unlike fractions?

Reduce two variables to a ratio

What is the formula for converting an improper fraction to a mixed number

Continued Fraction Representation of sin(x)

The Equivalence Transformation (??) for Generalized Continued Fractions

Finding the number of fractions with unique values where the range for the denominator and numerator is in $\{1,2,\dots, n\}$

Method to difference between two continuous fractions and keep continued fraction form

Can $1\over 1$, $1\over 2$, $1\over 3$, $1\over 4$, etc. be calculated by the added fractions below?

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