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charle [14.2K]
3 years ago
13

. 4/18 times 2/92. 1/9 times 3/63. 12/14 times 1/84.1/7 times 5/65. 17/20 times 1/61. 4 1/4 times 3 1/22. 3 5/6 times 4 1/23. 2

1/2 times 4 7/84.3 3/5 times 2 3/85. 3 1/2 times 3 3/8Whoever can solve at least 2 from each set is awesome!
Mathematics
1 answer:
AlladinOne [14]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

4/18×2/92

=1/9×1/23

=1/207

1/9×3/63

=1/3×1/23

=1/69

12/14×1/84

=1/14×1/7

=1/98

1/7×5/65

=1/7×1/13

=1/91

17/20×1/61

=17/1220

4 1/4 ×3 1/22

=17/4×67/22

=1,139/88

=12 83/88

3 5/6×4 1/23

=23/6×93/23

=93/6

=15 3/6

=15 1/2

2 1/2×4 7/84

=5/2×343/84

=1715/168

=10 35/168

I have answered more than 2 from each set

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