Amanda was given three numbers: 8, 5, and 1. She needs to use two of these numbers to make a fraction. Can she make a fraction that is greater than four-fifths?

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Amanda was given three numbers: 8,

5, and 1. She needs to use two of
these numbers to make a fraction.
Can she make a fraction that is
greater than four-fifths?

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Answer:

Yeah, She can.

Explanation:

Simply using 8/5

Pusparaj answered Jan 15, 2022

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