Find two positive fractions with a quotient of 5/6. Give the equivalent multiplication sentence.

1 answer:

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10/12 and 15/18
(5/6)×(2/2)=10/12; You multiply the fraction by 2 over 2
(5/6)×(3/3)=15/18; You multiply the fraction by 3 over 3
this is also another option
(5/6)*(pi/pi)=5pi/6pi

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