What if that length cannot be broken equally into ⅜ s? How do we deal with the remainder?

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What if that length cannot be broken equally into ⅜ s? How do we deal with the remainder?

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Change the denominators to 24 and change the numerators to 9.

Kuganrajh Rajendran answered Dec 23, 2022

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