Which fractions are the same value as 16 divided by-3

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iragen [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

Not sure if this was meant to be a multi choice question, but I'll try help anyway.

As long as you times the denominator and the numerator by the same number, many fractions can be of the same value as 16/-3.

For example, a potential answer to this could be 32/-6.

If we simplify this, we still get 16/-3.

They're different fractions, but of the same value.

Hope this helps!!

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