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How do you figure what fraction 21 of 56 is? - Answers

Find a common factor of 21 and 56 and divide both by that factor to give two new numbers. If necessary, repeat the process with a common factor of these two numbers and so on. This looping can be done in one step if you can find the greatest common factor. So, for 21 and 56, the GCF = 7 So 21/56 = (21/7) / (56/7) = 3/8



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Find a common factor of 21 and 56 and divide both by that factor to give two new numbers. If necessary, repeat the process with a common factor of these two numbers and so on. This looping can be done in one step if you can find the greatest common factor. So, for 21 and 56, the GCF = 7 So 21/56 = (21/7) / (56/7) = 3/8



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How do you figure what fraction 21 of 56 is? - Answers

Find a common factor of 21 and 56 and divide both by that factor to give two new numbers. If necessary, repeat the process with a common factor of these two numbers and so on. This looping can be done in one step if you can find the greatest common factor. So, for 21 and 56, the GCF = 7 So 21/56 = (21/7) / (56/7) = 3/8

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      Find a common factor of 21 and 56 and divide both by that factor to give two new numbers. If necessary, repeat the process with a common factor of these two numbers and so on. This looping can be done in one step if you can find the greatest common factor. So, for 21 and 56, the GCF = 7 So 21/56 = (21/7) / (56/7) = 3/8

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