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3 years ago

Is 16:14 in 64:60 eqiluvant

Mathematics

1 answer:

Elanso [62]3 years ago

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16: 14 - divide by 2

16/2= 8 , 14/2=7

64:60- divide by 4

64/4= 16 , 60/4= 15

Answer: 16:14 and 64:60 are not equivalent.

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