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160 over 100 as a fraction in its lowest term?
160 over 100 as a fraction in its lowest terms is 8/5. It is expressed in a mixed number as 13/5
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2/13 = 2 over 13
What fraction is equal to 26 over 30?
26/30 = 13/15 in its lowest terms
What is 0.65in a fraction?
0.65 as a fraction in its lowest terms is 13/20
What is 13 over 29 in lowest terms?
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