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4 years ago

Which fractions are equivalent? 20/5 -20/5 20/-5 -20/-5 120/5

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20/5 is equivalent to 4 , -
-20/5 is equivalent to -4
20/-5 is equivalent to -4
-20/-5 is equivalent to 4
120/5 is equivalent to 24

Therefore 20/5 & -20/-5 are equivalent and -20/5 & 20/-5 are equivalent

Fed [463]4 years ago

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20/5 and -20/-5 are equivalent

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