Math, asked by subbareddygajulapall, 1 month ago

3/5, 7/6 in the lowest terms ? ​

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Answered by MeWTrAL
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Answer:

Yes

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason is that in the first term the numerator is 3 which is a prime number and in the second term the numerator is 7 which is also a prime number

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