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Ok so first off you need to get each fraction into the same form as the answers. I.E. They need to be over 63rd. Does that make sense?
All you have to do is take the potential answers and divide the fractions into them. This is very easy if you know your multiplication.
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After you figure out the number you need there you are just
multiplying by whatever that number is to both the numerator and denominator. When you multiply by a number divided by itself you are keeping the same number true, i.e. equivalent, but you are just changing its appearance essentially. Does that make sense?
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