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What is 19.2 as a fraction?
It is: 96/5 in its lowest terms
What is the lowest term for 36 over 96?
36/96 = 3/8
What is 84 96 reduced to its lowest terms?
Both 84 and 96 are divisible by 12, so 84/96 = 7/8.
Lowest common multiple of 60 and 96?
The Lowest Common Multiple of 60, 96 is 480.
Reduce to lowest terms 84 96?
Expressed as a proper fraction in its simplest form, by dividing the numerator and denominator by 12, 84/96 is equal to 7/8 or seven eighths.
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