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3 years ago

So... 2 is how many times as great as 1/8th?

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balu736 [363]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

got to multiply 2 by (1/8)

(2/1)×(1/8)=2/8

simplify it. for top and bottom there are multiples of 2 in common so divide 2 on top and bottom

(2÷2)/(8÷2)=1/4

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