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Which fractions come first 7 over 8 or 13 over 20 or 13 over 5 or 52 over 25?
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∙ 11y ago
"Come first" is a subjective description.
The order largest to smallest is 13/5, 52/25, 7/8 & 13/20 but they could just as well be listed smallest to largest.
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What is 13 over 20 simplified?
If your working with fractions then you can't simplify it so it is 13/20 . And if it isn't fractions then it is 6.5/10
What fractions are equivalent to 33 over 39?
11/13, 22/26
What two fractions are equivalent to 7 over 13?
There are an infinite number of such fractions. 14/26, 21/39 are two examples.
Combine fractions 18 OVER 35 plus 13 over 42?
18/35 + 13/42 = 1211/1470 or 173/210
What fractions are equal to 13 over 24?
130/240, 26/48 are two.
What is 7 over 13 minus 1 over 18?
To subtract fractions, the denominators (bottom numbers) must be equal; so first convert the fractions into equivalent fractions with the same denominator. Then the numerators (top numbers) are subtracted and the resulting fraction simplified: 7/13 - 1/18 = 126/234 - 13/234 = 113/234
What is 13 over 24 equivalent fractions?
26 over 48
What is 13 over 20 simplified?
If your working with fractions then you can't simplify it so it is 13/20 . And if it isn't fractions then it is 6.5/10
What is 13 over 159 in reducing fractions?
13/159 is already at its lowest terms
What are equivalent fractions for 13 over 100?
13/100 is equivalent to 26/200 as a fraction
What are two equivalent fractions for 11 over 13?
11/13 = 22/26 = 33/39
What fractions are equivalent to 33 over 39?
11/13, 22/26
They are fractions by the way how much is 7 over 13 plus 2 over 7?
7/13 + 2/7 = 75/91
What two fractions are equivalent to 7 over 13?
There are an infinite number of such fractions. 14/26, 21/39 are two examples.
Combine fractions 18 OVER 35 plus 13 over 42?
18/35 + 13/42 = 1211/1470 or 173/210
What are two equivalent fractions to 21 over 39?
They are: 7/13 and 14/26
What fractions are equal to 13 over 24?
130/240, 26/48 are two.
