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Can 27 over 30 be reduced?
Yes, 27 over 30 can be reduced to 9 over 10.
What is the reduced form of 27 over 50?
27 over 50 is already in reduced form.
What can 54 over 100 be reduced to?
54 over 100 can be reduced to 27/50
Reduced fraction of 27 over 60?
27/60 = 9/20
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