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Simplify 60 over 80?
60/80 simplifies to 3/4
How do you simplify 60 over 48?
When you put 60 over 48, they have a 12 in common. After taking out this 12, you are left with 5 over 4. Since 5 and 4 have nothing in common, that is as far as you can go.
Simplify 60 over 100?
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Can you simplify 11 over 60?
No, 11/60 is in its simplest form.
Can you simplify 60 over 140?
Yes and it is: 60/140 = 3/7
Can you simplify 36 over 60?
Yes and it is: 36/60 = 3/5
Simplify 660 over 11?
660/11 = 60/1 => 60 simplified
Can you simplify 4 over 9?
no
What does 4 over 16 simplify to?
1/4
How do you simplify a mixed fraction like 60 over 10?
60/10 = 6/1 = 6
How do you simplify 45 over 60?
Short answer: 3/4 How to solve: To simplify fractions, look for a common factor in both the numerator (top number) and denominator (bottom number), then divide both by that factor. In this case, 15 is the greatest common factor. Divide both 45 and 60 by 15, and you get 3/4.
Can you simplify 4 over 12?
1 over 3
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