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Rewrite each expression as the product of two fractions, one of which is equal to 1. Then, write it as an

equivalent, but simpler, expression.
(a)
105
10²
(b)
(c)
18

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User Zkoza
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For (a), 105 can be written as the product of two fractions, one of which is equal to 1. The expression would be:

105 = (105/1) × (1/1)

This expression can be simplified to:

105 = 105

For (b), the expression can be written as the product of two fractions, one of which is equal to 1. The expression would be:

5/2 = (5/2) × (1/1)

This expression can be simplified to:

5/2

For (c), the expression can be written as the product of two fractions, one of which is equal to 1. The expression would be:

18 = (18/1) × (1/1)

This expression can be simplified to:

18 = 18

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