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What is the LCD of five sevenths and two ninths?
It has to be 7x9 or 63 or less. There is no number less than 63 which is divisible by both 7 and 9 therefore 63 is the LCD.
Is five ninths greater than four sevenths?
4/7 = 36/63 5/9 = 35/63 So the answer to the question is YES.
What is negative five sevenths minus five sevenths?
negative ten sevenths
What is sevenths of 63?
It is: 1/7 of 63 = 9
What is four and three sevenths minus two and five sevenths?
one and five sevenths
What is Three sevenths of 63?
It is: 3/7 of 63 = 27
What is bigger five sevenths or four sixth?
five sevenths obviously.
What is 3 sevenths of 63?
3/7 of 63 is 27.
What is five sevenths plus four sevenths?
Nine sevenths, or one and two sevenths.
What number is three sevenths of 63?
27
Four sevenths of 63?
36
Is five sixths bigger than five sevenths or is five sixths smaller than five sevenths?
five sixths is more than five sevenths because i would rather walk most of the walk
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