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3 years ago

Please say which goes where.. 20 POINTS!!

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2 answers:

Alisiya [41]3 years ago

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16 divided by 14, 1/7 times 8, and 16/14 goes under 8/7. 14/16, 1/16 times 14, 7 divided by 8 go under 7/8

ololo11 [35]3 years ago

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Equivalent to 7/8:
-14/16 ~first one
-1/16 X 14 ~fourth one
-(/ means divided sign)- 7/8 ~fifth one

equivalent to 8/7:
-16/14 ~second one
-1/7 X 8 ~third one
-16/14 ~last one

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