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3 years ago

13/52 in simplest form

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MattaMillion, the simplest form for 13/52 is 1/4. The greatest common factor between 13 and 52 is 13, so we divide 13 and 52 by 13 to get 1/4.

Allisa [31]3 years ago

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13/52

13/13 = 1
52/13 = 4

1/4 is the most simple form

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