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What is -38 over 28 in lowest term?
-19/14
What is the lowest term of 114 over 123?
38/41 is the lowest term.
What is the lowest term of 38 over 95?
38/95=2/5 you divide by 19
What is lowest term of 38 percent?
38% as a fraction in lowest terms is 19/50
What is the lowest term in 160 over 380?
160/380 = 16/38 = 8/19
What is the lowest term of 19 38?
1/2
What is the lowest term fraction for 38 57?
dsjene wudnd
What is 30 over 38 in lowest terms?
15/19
What is 38 over 14 in its simplest form?
38 over 14 in its simplest form = 19/7 or 25/7
What is the lowest common denominator of 6 over 38?
There is no exact least common denominator. Six does not go into 38
What is 38 over 94 in lowest terms?
38/94 can be simplified down to 19/47.
What is 38 over 14 in simplest form?
14 over 38 in simplest form is 7/19
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