If when simplified results to a unit fraction and A ≠1, B= 80 and B < 80. Find all the values of A

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If when simplified results to a unit fraction and

A ≠1, B= 80 and B < 80. Find all the values of A

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Answer:

a ≤ 39 ≠ 1

Explanation:

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