Math, asked by nnagar, 8 months ago

Given the fractions 8/15 and 18/35 , find the largest number that these fractions can be divided by, so that the quotient will be a whole number.
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Answered by priyankarohilla0307
1

Answer:

8÷15+18÷35

56+54÷105

110÷105

22÷21

Answered by tarunamangal3
1

Answer:

It is 1/54

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason is because if we find the common denominator we get 56/108 and 54/108. If we simply then we get 14/27 and 1/2. We take the denomiaers and find the LCM and then do the reciprocal which is 54 and then 1/45

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