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What is 6 over 12 reduced?
6 over 12 is 1/2
Can 12 over 14 be reduced?
Yes, 12/14 can be reduced to 6/7
Can 6 over 12 reduced?
Yes.
What is 12 over 14 in reduced turm?
It is: 12/14 = 6/7 in reduced terms
What is 10 over 12 reduced?
5 over 6
What is 12 over 2 reduced?
1/6
What is 4 over 12 minus 1 over 6?
the answer is is 6/12 which is reduced to 1/2. you have to find the lowest common multiple of 6 and 12.
Can 12 over 72 be reduced?
Yes: 1/6
What is 6 over 12 reduced to the lowest terms?
1/2
What is 4 over 12 reduced to?
4/12 = 2/6 = 1/3
What is 10 over 12 reduced to lowest terms?
5/6
What is 7 and 10 over 12 reduced?
7 5/6
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