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4 years ago

How do i solve these?

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ivanzaharov [21]4 years ago

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I think if you need really good help you should ask a teacher. I mean this site is good to but they would be able to explain it better I think.. just saying.

never [62]4 years ago

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1/4

and 6/4 there we go here is your answer

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