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Fractions and such. brainliest answers goes to whoever. and this is worth a lot of points. me.
these fractions:
1. find -2/3 / 4/6.
a. -1
b. 4/9
c. -9/4
d. 1
2. find 4 1/5 x 7 2/3.
a. 28 2/15
b. 28 3/10
c. 32 1/5
d. 32 3/5
3. find -12 4/9 x 5 7/8.
a. 72
b. -72
c. 78
d. -78
4. which expression below best shows how to estimate an answer for 5 3/4 / (-3 3/8)?
a. 6 / -3
b. 6 / -4
c. 5 / -3
d. 5 / -4
5. how much is 2/7 of 1 3/4?
a. 3/49
b. 1 3/14
c. 1/2
d. 8/49
6. mark and john were sharing the $10 cost to rent some video games with another friend. mark paid $3, john paid 2/5 of the total, and their friend paid the rest.
who paid the most towards the rental?
a. mark
b. john
c. the friend
d. all paid the same
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