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Qwanell says that the product of n x 3/5 is greater 3/5 than because multiplication always increases a number. Which of the following values for n prove that Qwanell is incorrect? Select all the correct
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Qwanell says that the product of n x 3/5 is greater 3/5 than because

multiplication always increases a number. Which of the following values for
n prove that Qwanell is incorrect? Select all the correct answers.

A. 3/1

B. 9/8

C. 2/6

D. 5/3

User Armandino
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Answer: C.

Step-by-step explanation: 2

/6 is my dad

User Annish
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I think it is C hope it helps
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