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3 years ago

20000/1 × 7/15000× 1/56

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bonufazy [111]3 years ago

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Answer:

1/6

Step-by-step explanation:

It'd be slightly easier to do this computation if we were to write it as follows:

20,000 7 1

------------ * ------------- * ------

1 15,000 56

20,000/15000 reduces to 20/15, or 4/3, and 7/56 reduces to 1/8.

4 1

Thus, we have ------ * -------

3 8

which in turn reduces to 1/6.

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