Name 5 that are near, but not equivalent to, 4/12

1 answer:

7 0

4/12ths is 1/3 when simplified. 1/3 in decimal form is .33

1/5; 1/5 is .2

¼; ¼ is .25

5/25: 5/25 is .2

6/24; 6/24 is .25

all of these fractions are near .33 but aren't equivalent to it.

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