Enter two fractions to combine them.
Rewrite both fractions over a common denominator (the product of the two denominators works every time), then add or subtract the numerators.
Multiply the numerators together and the denominators together. Then simplify.
Keep the first fraction, flip the second one upside down (the reciprocal), and multiply.
Should the denominator ever be zero? No — a fraction with a denominator of zero is undefined. Enter non-zero denominators.
How do you simplify? Divide the top and bottom by their greatest common factor. 8/12 becomes 2/3 because 8 and 12 share a factor of 4.