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13/100 at its simplest form
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13/100 at its simplest form
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i am pretty sure that 13/100 is at the simplest form because you cant divide both 13 and 100 by the same number and have it end up as a whole number
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There is no simplest form because 13 itself is a prime/odd number so there is no simplest form for 13/100
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