What do you notice about all fractions that are equivalent to 2? Explain and give an example

1 answer:

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The numerator is twice as big as the denominator.

Here are some examples: 10/5 8/4 12/6 20/10 300/150

All of these fractions reduce to just 2. If you look at these fractions, you will see that the numerator is twice as big as the denominator.

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