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2 years ago

How many fractions are equivalent to 4/5

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There are an infinite number of them.

-- Think of any number.

-- Multiply 4 by your number. Write it on top.

-- Multiply 5 by your number. Write it on the bottom.

-- You have a new fraction that's equivalent to 4/5 .

How many different numbers can you think of ?
That's how many new fractions you can create
that are ALL equivalent to 4/5 .

denis23 [38]2 years ago

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There is an infinite amount of numbers equivalent to 4/5 such as:
8/10,12/15.16/20,20/25

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