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Mathematics, 01.01.2020 12:31 parkermacyow71bm

Divide 6⁄13 by 6⁄12 .

a. 9⁄16
b. 12⁄13
c. 1⁄12
d. 13⁄12

the answer is b

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Divide 6⁄13 by 6⁄12 .

a. 9⁄16
b. 12⁄13
c. 1⁄12
d. 13⁄12

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