To identify equivalent fractions we must check them by performing the operation (division) or cross products, if the result is the same they are equivalent fractions.
<h3>What are equivalent fractions?</h3>
Equivalent fractions are a mathematical term to refer to those fractions that represent the same quantity even though the numerator and denominator are different.
<h3>How do we know if two fractions are equivalent?</h3>
Two fractions are equivalent if the products of the numerator of one and the denominator of the other are equal, that is, cross products.
Let's see an example:
Let us check if
and
are equivalent.
To do this, we multiply the numerator of one of the fractions by the denominator of the other, as shown below:
Since the result is the same, we can say that the fractions are equivalent.
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Answer: k/2 - 3/5
Step-by-step explanation: This is what my calculator came up with.
We have

Multiplying through by 1100,


Squaring (which means we need to check later),





Clearly there's no way that giant number would work; must be extraneous.
Answer: 3.94
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Answer:
116°
Step-by-step explanation:
(there are 2 right angles)
90 + 90 = 180
180 + 64 = 244
(a quadrilateral adds up to 360°)
360 - 244 = 116
7/6
6 can go into 7 once
1 and 1/6
Answer: 1 1/6