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Use mulipation to find 2 equivalent fractions

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1/2 is equivalent to 2/4 because,

2(1/2) = 2/4

So as you can see if you multiply the numerator(top) and the denominator(bottom) by the same number, you get an equivalent fraction! In my example you can see that I multiplied both by 2.

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