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What is 0.75 in the lowest possible fraction?
0.75 in the lowest possible fraction = 3/40.75 = 75/100To reduce to lowest term:1. Get the GCF of 75 & 10075 = 5 * 5 * 5100=5 * 5 .....* 2 * 2=============GCF=5 * 5 = 252. Divide the 75 & 100 by their GCF.75÷ 25 = 3100 ÷ 24 =4thus; lowest term is 3/4.
What is 75 over 125 in lowest term?
3/5
What is 75 in lowest term?
7/5 is in its simplest form.
What are the possible lowest term of 75 over 150?
75/100 in lowest terms is 3/4
What is 45 over 75 in lowest terms?
45 over 75 in lowest terms is 3/5
Lowest term for 3 over 5?
3/5 is the lowest term.
35 over 75 in lowest term?
7/15
What is the lowest term of 25 over 75?
1/3
What s the lowest term of 75 140?
15/28
What is the lowest term of 975?
9/75 = 3/25
What is 15 over 75 in lowest terms?
1/5
What is 75 over 175 in lowest term?
75/175 = 3x25/7x25 = 3/7
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