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What is the simplest form of 9 over 40?
Nothing - as there is no number that goes into both 9 and 40. Only 1 or 3 goes into 9, and 40 is not divisible by 3 (either 39 or 42 are nearest). So it stays at 9 / 40
What number goes into both 32 and 40?
2.
What number goes into 40 and 33?
11/33
What number goes into 11 and 9?
Only 1 goes in to 9 and 11 as a whole number. Technically any number can go into any number.
What number goes into 9 and 32?
The number is 1.
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