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What is the expression of 3/4 percent divided between 7/4 and 2/4?

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Olegator [25]3 years ago

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85.714285 reapeating

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Please check the explanation

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Given the expression

$\left(y\:+\:1\right)^5\times \left(y\:+\:1\right)^3$

solving the expression

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