Simplify. to lowest term 14\98

2 answers:

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98 = 14 × 7

So we have 14 / 98 = 14 / (14 × 7)

Cancel 14 out:

Final answer: 1/7

Ne4ueva [31]3 years ago

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1/7? This doesn't seem to be college math but that's cause I'm in high school :P

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