Work your way from the right hand side
1/(2^12) + 1/(2^12) = 2/(2^12) = 1/2^11
1/2^11+ 1/2^11 = 2/2^11 = 1/2^10
1/2^10 + 1/2^10 = 1/2^9
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(1/2^10)+(1/2^11)+(1/2^12)+(1/2^12)
The LCM here would be 2^12
So it would become (2^2+2+1+1)/2^12
=8/2^12
=2^3/2^12
=1/2^9
The LCM here would be 2^12
So it would become (2^2+2+1+1)/2^12
=8/2^12
=2^3/2^12
=1/2^9













