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Please help, again. Mathmatics

Please help, again. Mathmatics
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Please help, again. Mathmatics

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ok for the fist one the two fractions divide them. but the one that is 9 and 1/3 you multiply 9*1 then divide it by 3. and for the last one just put any of the answers in i'll have the answers for you in a bit.
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