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2 years ago

4/7 = 16/x what is the missing number

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Stels [109]2 years ago

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Easy you multiply 4 times 7 which equals 28 so the answer is 4/7=16/28

podryga [215]2 years ago

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28 because

as long as you multiply both the top and bottom of the fraction, the result is equivalent.

if you multiply the top (numerator) which is 4 and the bottom (denominator) which is 7 of 4/7 then you get 16/28

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