Is 2/3 and 4/6 equivalent fractions

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Hello there.

<span>Is 2/3 and 4/6 equivalent fractions?

Answer: Yes these two fractions are equivalent.

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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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Yes they are equivalent fractions. If you multiply by 2 on both numbers for 2/3, you get 4/6.

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-4x + 9y= 9
x - 3y= -6

STEP 1:
multiply the bottom equation by 4
4(x- 3y)= 4(-6)
4x - 12y= -24

STEP 2:
add the top equation and the equation from step 2

-4x + 9y= 9
4x - 12y= -24
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divide both sides by -3

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STEP 2:
substitute the y value in either original equation to solve for x

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-2x + 3y= -19

STEP 1:
multiply the top equation by -3 to eliminate the y term and to solve for x

-3(-7x + y)= -3(-19)
21x - 3y= 57

STEP 2:
add the bottom equation and the equation from step 2 to solve for x

-2x + 3y= -19
21x - 3y= 57
the y term cancels out

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divide both sides by 19

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STEP 3:
substitute the x value in step 2 to solve for y; you can use either original equation

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