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What is 55 of 60?
55 of 60 can be written as a fraction (55/60) and reduced to its lowest term (11/12). Or to convert it to a decimal or percent, divide 55 ÷ 60 = .9166666 or .917% (rounded)
What is 55 over 60 as a decimal?
55/60 = 0.9166...
Can 89 over 55 be reduced?
It equals to 1 and 34 over 55
What is 55 over 100 reduced?
55/100 = 11/20
What is 12 over 55 reduced?
12= 2x2x3 55=5x11 There are no common prime factors so it can not be reduced.
Can 38 over 55 be reduced?
There are no common factors of 38 and 55 except 1, so the answer is no it can't be reduced.
What is 55 over 1 reduced?
55/1 is 55 anything divided by 1 is itself
What is 33 over 55 reduced?
3/5
What is 11 over 55 reduced?
1/5
What is the reduced fraction of 80 55 over 78?
8055/78 cannot be reduced.
What is the reduced fraction of -336 over 420?
-42/55
Can 51 over 60 be reduced?
Yes.
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