77 divided by two is 38.5 or 38 and .5 seventy sevenths.
3 / 1/7 = 3 x 7 = 21 Therefore, there are 21 sevenths in three wholes.
3 - (2/7) = 2 5/7 or two and five sevenths.
A seventh is, in common math, 1 divided by 7. As this show, a full 7 sevenths would equate to 1. Thus, we can conclude that there is no way that 3 sevenths can be 9, as it is less than 7 sevenths.
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77*3/7 = 33
No, because if you give them a common denominator, 3/7 turns into 33/77, and 6/11 turns into 42/77. So six elevenths is larger than three sevenths.
77
(-6/7)/(36/77) = -6/7 x 77/36 = -1 x 11/6 = -1 5/6 or -1.833+
negative 2 sevenths(-2/7)
3 and 1 seventh :)
7 sevenths
Expressed as a proper fraction in its simplest form, 5/11 - 2/7 = 13/77 or thirteen seventy-sevenths.
The quotient of three sevenths is 3/7
The fraction of three sevenths is 3/7.
77 divided by two is 38.5 or 38 and .5 seventy sevenths.
(5/7) x (6/11) = 30/77