How to add fractions

In the math world, thousands of numbers rip apart and get smaller. But, what if we REVERSED IT? Well, simple. Addition. Example from creator: 2/5 + 1/5. This is going to start easy, but we will go harder. The denominator, or bottom is the same. So, we add the numerators, exactly, the top! Now, dum de dum, 2 + 1=3, and the denominator is the same. Ta da! 3/5 is your answer. Now, this is the HARD part. What is... 3/6+3/4? Well, the denominator is not the same. Use a Common denominator. Then, as I do that, I can multiply the two denominators. But it’s not fair for the numerators! So the numerators also have to multiply the opposing denominators. Ta da! Now the denominators are the same, 30/24 is your answer. But, the numerator is big. So, 30-24 is 6, put that as the new numerator, and then you can get 1 and 6/24. This is where Simplification is needed. 6/24, you can divide the denominator with the numerator, and you get 1/4. So, 1 and 1/4 are equivalent to the following examples the creator has shown.