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I presume you are asking what is the simplified fraction of 40/52?
40 and 52 are both divisible by 2, so divide them both by 2:
20/26
20 and 26 are both divisible by 2 again, so divide them both by 2:
10 / 13
13 is a Prime number, so you can not simplify this fraction any further.
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52 is 40 percent of what?
52% of 40= 52% * 40= 0.52 * 40= 20.8
What is 14 over 52 simplify?
14/52 = 7/26
How much is 40 percent of the number 52?
40% of 52 = 40% * 52 = 0.4 * 52 = 20.8
Simplify -52 - 3 plus 63?
-52 - 3 + 63 -52 + 66 + 14
Simplify 52 divide by 56?
0.9286
What is the GCF of 52 and 40?
The GCF is 4.
What is 52 increased by 40 percent?
52 + 40% = 72.8
What is 52 times 40?
52 x 40 = 2080
What is 40 over 52 simplified?
40/52 = 10/13
Does 52 over 125 simplify?
no - it is not divisible, but is can be expressed as 0.416
Can you simplify 13 over 40?
no
Can you simplify 11 over 40?
No
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