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What is 180 over 365 in simplest form?
36/73
What is 90 over 365 in simplest form?
18 over 73, because 73 is a prime number(a number only divisable by 1, and itself.)
What is 65 over 195 in simplest form?
1/365/195 = 13 x 5 / 39 x 513/39 = 13 x 1 / 13 x 31/3
What would 365 be in fraction form?
365 = 365/1
What is 365 over 600 as a percentage?
365/600 as a percentage = (365/600) x 100% = 60.83%
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