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12 and 15 as fraction is 12/15 . then turn it into simplest form you divide top number ( 12 ) and the bottom number ( 15 ) by the biggest number that fits into both of them which in this case is 3 . now you divide the top number and bottom number by the biggest number that fit into both of them which is 3 . so 12 divided 3 is 4 and 15 divided by 3 is 5 so your final answer is 4/5 . REMEMBER - when simplify fraction , the top and bottom number is always divided by the same number which is the biggest number that fits into both of them .
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