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(3/7÷1/2)÷7/8

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Answered by bushrakhan406

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(3/7 ÷1/2) ÷ 7/8

= (3*2/7) ÷ 7/8

= 6/7 ÷7/8

= 6*8/7*7

= 48/ 49

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