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What is a equivalent fraction for 3/9?

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1/3 = 2/6 = 3/9 = 4/12 = 5/15 = 6/18 = 7/21 = 8/24 = 9/27 = 10/30 = 11/33 = 12/36 = 13/39 = 14/42 = 15/45 = 16/48 = 17/51 = 18/54 = 19/57 = 20/60
You can use any, these are just the smallest to the biggest but any are fine but I would use the first one. Hope I helped. Equivalent is what 3/9 equals to.

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