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What is 10 over 47?
You can't simplify it any further - as 47 is a prime number.
Can you simplify 13 over 40?
no
Can you simplify 11 over 40?
No
How do you simplify 40 over 25?
8 over 5
Can you simplify 5 over 40?
1/8
How do you simplify 6 over 40?
3/20
Can you simplify 3 over 40?
No, it is already simplified.
How do you simplify the fraction 5 over 40?
5/40 = 1/8
How do you simplify 40 over 3?
40/3 = 13 and 1/3
Can you simplify 108 over 160?
It simplifies to 27 over 40.
What is 3 over 4 - 3 over 8?
47 over 40 equalling 1 and 7 fortyiths 47 over 40 a.k.a 1 and 7 40iths 46 over 40 or 1 and 3 over 20
How do you simplify 40 over 40?
It simplifies to 1, as you divide both parts by 40, giving 1 over 1, which is 1.
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