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Exact Answer
5/13 + 10/25 = 51/65
Simplified Fraction
51/65
Mixed Number
Proper (51/65)
Decimal Value
0.784615
Percentage
78.4615%

Step-by-Step Solution: 5/13 + 10/25

Step 1

Find the Least Common Denominator (LCD)

The denominators 13 and 25 are coprime (they share no common factors other than 1). Therefore, their Least Common Denominator (LCD) is simply their direct product: 13 ร— 25 = 325.
LCD(13, 25) = 325
Step 2

Convert to Equivalent Fractions with Common Denominator 325

Multiply the numerator and denominator of 5/13 by 25, and multiply the numerator and denominator of 10/25 by 13 so both fractions share the common base 325.
5 ร— 25/13 ร— 25 = 125/325   and   10 ร— 13/25 ร— 13 = 130/325
Step 3

Add the Numerators

Now add the numerators (125 + 130 = 255) and keep the common denominator 325 unchanged.
125 + 130/325 = 255/325
Step 4

Simplify the Fraction to Lowest Terms

Find the Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) of 255 and 325, which is 5. Divide both the numerator and denominator by 5.
255 รท 5/325 รท 5 = 51/65
Step 5

Decimal & Percentage Representation

Dividing the numerator 51 by denominator 65 produces a repeating decimal (approximately 0.784615, or 78.4615%).
51 รท 65 = 0.784615 (78.4615%)

Visual Representation

The diagram below illustrates 5/13 plus 10/25 visually:

5/135 of 13 parts shadedValue: 0.3846 (38.5%)
+
10/2510 of 25 parts shadedValue: 0.4 (40%)
=
Result: 51/6551 of 65 parts shadedValue: 0.7846 (78.5%)

Summary & Alternative Representations

Property / FormatValue
Lowest Terms Fraction51/65
Mixed Number Form51/65
Decimal Form0.784615
Percentage78.4615%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 5/13 plus 10/25 as a fraction?

5/13 + 10/25 in simplest fraction form is 51/65.

What is 5/13 plus 10/25 as a decimal?

5/13 + 10/25 converted to a decimal is 0.784615.

What is 5/13 plus 10/25 as a percentage?

5/13 + 10/25 expressed as a percentage is 78.4615%.

Does 5/13 plus 10/25 result in a terminating or repeating decimal?

It results in a repeating decimal (approximately 0.784615...) because the denominator contains prime factors other than 2 and 5.