It says here that it was the wrong answer. what is 1.8 divided by 12.06? show me your work and how you got it so I can understan

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$1.8:12.06=\dfrac{1.8}{12.06}=\dfrac{1.8\cdot100}{12.06\cdot100}=\dfrac{180}{1206}=\dfrac{180:6}{1206:6}=\dfrac{30}{201}=\dfrac{30:3}{201:3}=\dfrac{10}{67}$

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