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bonufazy [111]3 years ago

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In order to get the answer,
1. Multiply 21*3/4
2. The answer is 63
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4
3. Since that is a mixed fraction, you need to turn it into a mixed fraction. In order to do that you need to divide 63 by 4 and it'll be 5 3/4

4. YOUR ANSWER IS 5 3/4

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