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I have one word to say. MATH.

I have one word to say. MATH.-example-1
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I believe it’s c ^^
since you multiply the numerators and denominators.. so since the first fraction is 1/2 & the second is 3/4, you’d multiply it like:
1 x 3 & 2 x 4, giving you 3/8.
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