Answer:
4/13 very identifies what Jaxson did wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
The addition of the whole number part of the fraction was well done that is (8+7)
What Jaxson did wrong in his work was the addition of the fractions (⅗+⅛). They have different denominators and thus can't be added straightforwardly. the denominator has to be a common value.
