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How do you simplify 21 over 14?
Well 21 is larger than 14 so it is an improper fraction. Take 14 from 21 and you are left with 7 thus 21/14 is the fame as 1 and 7 over 14. however 14 is twice 7 so you can divide the fraction by 7 to get 1 over 2 So 21/14 = 1 and 7/14 = 1 and 1/2 Thus 21 of 14 simplified is - One and a half
How do you simplify 7-14?
21
Can you simplify 14 over 18?
14/18 = 7/9
How can you simplify 55 over 70?
11/14
Can you simplify 105 over 100?
Yes. It is 21/20.
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