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2 years ago

electric eel has a length of 1.84 meters what fraction is equivalent to the length of the electric eel in meters

2 answers:

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If you use the function on a TI 36X that looks like two arrows pointing away from each other, it tells you that 1.84=46 over 25, or 46/25.

AnnyKZ [126]2 years ago

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1.84 = 184 / 100 Divide top and bottom by 2

92 / 50 Divide top and bottom by 2

46 / 25

So either 184/100 or 92/50 or 46/25 is equivalent to 1.84

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