Thanks for doing lots of work on this one, Brandon! You have lots of correct ones here (and good reasoning with the base 60 fractions!), but there are also quite a few that aren't correct: the multiples of 8, 16, 24, 27, 32 and 40 don't come out to 45, unfortunately. I think there might be a misunderstanding of the second column of fractions, which have a denominator of 3600 (so that those fractions are typically very small numbers in the examples you've given). Please take a look at these -- you don't necessarily have to redo them, since you have so many that are just fine, but it would be helpful to get a sense of why these ones didn't work, and how you might find ones that do!
Thanks for doing lots of work on this one, Brandon! You have lots of correct ones here (and good reasoning with the base 60 fractions!), but there are also quite a few that aren't correct: the multiples of 8, 16, 24, 27, 32 and 40 don't come out to 45, unfortunately. I think there might be a misunderstanding of the second column of fractions, which have a denominator of 3600 (so that those fractions are typically very small numbers in the examples you've given). Please take a look at these -- you don't necessarily have to redo them, since you have so many that are just fine, but it would be helpful to get a sense of why these ones didn't work, and how you might find ones that do!
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