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Which answer shows this decimal as a fraction in lowest terms 1.75?
1.75 as a fraction in its lowest terms = 7/4
What is 78 percent in the lowest terms decimal?
0.78
Write decimal 7.4 as a improper fraction in lowest terms?
7.4 = 74/10 = 37/5 in its lowest terms.
What is the decimal form of 0.106 in lowest terms?
53/500
What is 67 percent reduced to lowest terms?
67% as a fraction in lowest terms is 67/100. The decimal form of 67% is 0.67
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