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2 years ago

I need lots of help with my homework

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2 answers:

Oduvanchick [21]2 years ago

6 0

6. 1 1/4 12.1 1/4
7. 5/9    13. 1 7/22
8. 5/6    14. 1 5/24
9. 1 7/12 15. 1 5/12
10. 1 1/18 16. 1 1/24
11. 1 1/6      17. 1 3/15

Vinil7 [7]2 years ago

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6) 1 and 1/4

7) 5/7

8)5/6

9) 1 and 7/12

10) 1 and 1/18

11) 1 and 1/6

12) 1 and 1/4

13) 1 and 7/22

14) 19/24

15) 1 and 5/12

16) 1 and 1/24

17) 13/15

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