3 years ago

30 POINTS HELPPP 2. How many equivalent fractions can you write for a given fraction? Explain.

1 answer:

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Infinite, multiply it by any number divided by itself.
Ex. 1/2*2/2= 2/4
1/2*4/4=4/8 etc.

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< > > I am pretty sure that is it

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