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What is 63 over 78 in lowest terms?
63/78. You need to find a common factor of 63 and 78 and divide the fractions until they no longer have factors in common. Both 63 and 78 are divisible by 3. 21/26. 21 and 26 have no common factors so 21/26 is the lowest/simplest form.
How do you make 21 with multiplication?
How about: 3*7 = 21 or 1*21 = 21
What are the parts of multiplication equation?
the factors and the product.
What are part of multiplication sentence?
factors and product
What is -26 minus 21?
-26 - 21 = -47
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