3 years ago

Which fraction is not equivalent to 8/10? A. -8/-10 B. 16/20 C. - 8/10 D. 4/5

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1 answer:

Harlamova29_29 [7]3 years ago

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It would be -8/10 because

16/20 when simplified is 8/10

4/5 when doubled is 8/10

-8/-10 is still 0.8 which is also 8/10 (-8 divided by -10 = 0.8)

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