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What is 6 over 81 simplifed?
2/27
What is 0.75 as a simplifed fraction?
3/4
How do you simplify 96?
Write 96 over 100 divide 4 into 96 and then into the 100: 96 / 4 = 24 100 / 4 = 25 Which gives 24 over 25 (24/25) it can't be simplifed further.
Can 5 over 24 be simplifed?
No; 5/24 can't be simplified.
What is radical24 in simplifed radical form?
sqrt(24) = 2*sqrt(6)
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Can 4 over 6 be simplifed?
Yes. 4/6 = 2/3
What is 6 over 81 simplifed?
2/27
What is 3 over 64 simplifed?
It is already simplified.
What is 3 over 12 simplifed?
1/4
What is 3 over 10 simplifed?
3/10 is already in its simplest form
What is 36 over 10 simplifed?
As a whole number with a fraction, that's three and six tenths (3 and 6/10ths). This can be expressed at 3.6
Can 65 over 3 be simplifed?
Into a mixed number yes, It would be: 21 and 2/3
Can 4 over 5 be simplifed?
No.
Can 8 over 8 be simplifed?
It is 1.
Is 87 over 100 simplifed?
Yes.
Can 17 over 34 be simplifed?
Yes.
What is 11 over 110 simplifed?
One over ten.
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