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Reduce the fraction 24-36 to the lowest term?
60
What would 60 percent be as a fraction?
60% as a fraction in its lowest terms is 3/5
What is 60 thousandths in fraction form?
It is: 60/1000 = 3/50 as a fraction in its lowest terms
The numerator of the lowest term fraction equivalent to 4560 is 1 less than a certain number?
If you mean 45/60 then in its lowest terms it is 3/4
What is the lowest term for 36 over 60?
The lowest term for 36 over 60 is 3/5
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