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3 years ago

Plz check my work is wrong write down the answer plz and number 7 need help too plz and the challenge one too plz

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1 answer:

Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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1) 1/6
2) 6/6
3) 4/6=2/3
4) 3/6=1/2
5) 2/6=1/3
6) 4/6=2/3
7) 2/6=1/3
8) 6/6
9) 5/6
10)4/6=2/3
11) 5/6

idk the answer to the challenge question tho bc I can't see it in that pic. hope the rest of the work helps u tho

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