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3 years ago

What is 120/180 in simplest form

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You can find the simplest form of 120/180 by rounding down the numbers. you can take the zeros away and your left with 12/18. you can make it even smaller by using the 6 time tables. 12 and 18 are both in the 6 time tables. 2×6=12 and 3×6=18. The answer is 2/3.

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