Express each ratio as a fraction in simplest form. A. 2/29 B. 29/10 C. 20/29 D. 10/29

2 answers:

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<span>Express 10 pints to 29 pints in simplest form.
The answer is 10/29 since 10 and 29 don't have a common factor to divide them both with. As a result, they stay as is 10/29 in already the simplest form. A is also in simplest form. B is in improper fraction form, also in simple form, can be turned into mixed number form. C is also in simplest form. The best answer is D since 10 pints to 29 pints is the instructions.</span>

Alik [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

A. 2/29
B. 29/10
C. 20/29
D. 10/29

Step-by-step explanation:

The fractions are already in their simplest forms.

If lets say for A we had 20/290.

Their common factor would be both 10.

We would then ask how many 10's make 20, and would have an answer of 2.

We would then also ask how many 10's make 290, and would find out it's 29.

Then to put the fraction 20/290 to it's simplest form and have 2/29.

It would be the same for B, C and D.

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