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2 years ago

I CAN CONNECT DIVIDING BY A FRACTION TO MULTIPLICATION

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evablogger [386]2 years ago

5 0

4÷1/5=20

3÷1/10=30

3÷1/4=12

2÷1/12=24

4÷1/9=36

5÷1/6=30

4÷1/8=32

3÷1/3=9

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