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Reduce 36/48 to lowest terms. 1. 12/182. 18/243. 9/124. 3/4

Reduce 36/48 to lowest terms.
1. 12/18
2. 18/24
3. 9/12
4. 3/4

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Dosage Calculations: A Multi-Method Approach

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Authors: Giangrasso, Shrimpton

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