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2 years ago

Check all of the ordered pairs that satisfy the equation below.

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A. 21*(2/3) = 14 -----> not 3/2 (X
B. 7*(2/3) = 14/3 ----> not 14 (X
C. 21*(2/3) = 14 -----> equal 14 (O
D. 28*(2/3) = 56/4 -> not 42 (X
E. 42*(2/3) = 28 ----> equal 28 (O
F. 14*(2/3) = 28/3 --> not 21 (X

so the answer is C and E

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