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(1) Which fraction is a multiple of 1/6

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Answers:
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1) [C]: 4/6 ;
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2) [D]: 5/8 ;
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3) [A]: 10/3 ;
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4) Both: [C]: 2/10; and: [D]: 3/13; are NOT multiples of 1/12
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