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You measure the length of a short pipe nipple that must be cut and arrive at the fraction 28/32 inch. reduce this fraction to its lowest terms. this fraction, expressed in its lowest terms, is inch.
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You measure the length of a short pipe nipple that must be cut and arrive at the fraction 28/32 inch. reduce this fraction to its lowest terms. this fraction, expressed in its lowest terms, is inch.
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7 8 inch
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