3 years ago

What is equivalent to 6/10

1 answer:

3 0

Here are some equivalent fractions:
-45/-90
-42/-84
-39/-78
-36/-72
-33/-66
-30/-60
-27/-54
-24/-48
-21/-42
-18/-36
-15/-30
-12/-24
-9/-18
-6/-12
-3/-6
3/6
6/12
9/18
12/24
15/30
18/36
21/42
24/48
27/54
30/60
33/66
36/72
39/78
42/84

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What is equivalent to 6/10​

What is equivalent to 6/10