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2 years ago

What fraction is equivalent to 7 over 15

1 answer:

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There are lots of them I know but I will only give you a few of them.

14/30 56/120
21/45 63/135
28/60 70/150
35/75 77/165
42/90 84/180
49/105 91/195

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