Find the quotient in simplest form. (7 is a whole number and 3) 7one-half ÷ 3three-fourths A. one-half B. 2 C. 2one-half D. 1three-fourths

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Find the quotient in simplest form.

(7 is a whole number and 3)

7one-half ÷ 3three-fourths
A. one-half
B. 2
C. 2one-half
D. 1three-fourths

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