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Can 65 over 100 be reduced?
Yes. It can be reduced to 13/20.
What is 65 percent in the lowest term?
65% as a reduced fraction is 13/20
What is 65 over 260 reduced?
1/4
What is the simplest radical form of the square root of 65?
It is already in simplest form! 65 is a prime number. plus 65= 13x5 and those are both prime numbers.
What is the fractional equivalent of 0.65 reduced to lowest terms?
The fractional equivalent of 0.65 (65/100) reduced to lowest terms is 13/20
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