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Jenny's handspan is 16 cm. What fraction of 1 m is 16 cm Mixed numbers are allowed, if its improper then simplify it please.
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Jenny's handspan is 16 cm. What fraction of 1 m is 16 cm Mixed numbers are allowed, if its improper then simplify it please.
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Jenny's handspan is 16 cm.
What fraction of 1 m is 16 cm
Mixed numbers are allowed, if its improper then simplify it please.
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100cm=1m
1cm=1/100m
time 16
16cm=16/100m
16cm=8/50m
16cm=4/25m
answer is 4/25
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