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What is a fraction eqivalent to 5/6

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N76 [4]3 years ago

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Answer:Some fraction equivalent to 5/6= 10/12 = 15/18 = 20/24 = 25/30 = 30/36 = 35/42 = 40/48 = 45/54 = 50/60 = 55/66 = 60/72 = 65/78 = 70/84 = 75/90 = 80/96 = 85/102 = 90/108 = 95/114 = 100/120 = 105/126 = 110/132 = 115/138 = 120/144 = 125/150 = 130/156 = 135/162 = 140/168 = 145/174 = 150/180 = 155/186 = 160/192 = 165/198 = 170/204 = 175/210 = 180/216 = 185/222 = 190/228 = 195/234 = 200/240

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BaLLatris [955]3 years ago

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10/12 is an eqivalent fraction to 5/6 hope this helps

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