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vazorg [7]
3 years ago
9

1. 1*1/6=___

Mathematics
1 answer:
Ratling [72]3 years ago
7 0

Step-by-step explanation:

1. 1*1/6= 1 /6=1.67

2. 9*7/10= 63/10= 6.3

3. 7*4/8= 28/8= 3.5

4. 1/2 of 2= 1/2*2= 0.5*2= 1

5. 1/12 of 2= 1/12*2= 8.33*2= 16.66

6.2/6 of 2= 2/6*2= 3.33*2= 6.66

7. 1/3 of 5= 1/3*5= 3.33*5= 16.65

8. 3/10 of 8= 3/10*8= 0.3*8= 2.4

Hope it's help you ♥️

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