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What can multiply 39?
Any number, integer or fraction, positive or negative, can multiply 39.
What is fraction for 39 percent?
Fraction for 39 percent is 39/100
Is a negative over a negative in a fraction the same as a negative fraction?
No.
If you multiply a negative fraction with a positive fraction do you get a negative fraction?
Yes.
What is the fraction form for .39?
39/100
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