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What does it mean to say a=b is a rational number in least terms? Compute 1-1/(2-1/7) as a rational number in least terms.
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This is a really good question Gummage I hope it gets an answer soon.
thanks friend
it means that it can't be simplified any further eg 1/3 whereas 2/6 is not laest terms. 1 - 1 /(13/7) = 1 - 7/13 = 6/13
i assumed you meant a/b
yes, thanks jimmy
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thats ok
is that literally it? are you sure? the question is 10 marks so seems a bit simple for the whole question
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