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12 over 18 in lowest terms?
12 over 18 in lowest terms is 2/3
What is 18 over 12 in its lowest terms?
18 over 12 in its lowest terms = 3/2 = 11/2 or 1.5
What is 12 over 30 in lowest terms?
12 over 30 in lowest terms is 2/5
What is 6 15 in lowest terms?
2/ 12
What is 8 12 in lowest terms?
It is: 2 3
What are the lowest terms for 8 and 12?
2/3
What is the lowest terms for 12 and 24?
12/24 = 1/2.
What is 5 out of 12 in lowest terms?
5/12 is in its lowest terms.
What 240 percent in lowest terms?
240% as a fraction in lowest terms is 12/5. The mixed number equivalent is 2 and 2/5
Reduce 18over 12 to lowest terms?
18/12 = 3/2
What is 8 over 12 in lowest terms?
2/3
Reduce 18 12 to lowest terms?
3/2
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