Divide. Write each quotient as either a whole number or a mixed number in lowest terms. Show your work.

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7 0

12 times 8 is 96, 96+5=101 101/8
3 times 4 is 12, 12+1=13 13/4
101/8x4/13 because you switch signs from division to multiplication
=101/26= 3 23/26
26 x 3=78
101-78= 23

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