Otra forma de representar 42/9

Mathematics

1 answer:

katrin2010 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

42/9=14/3

Step-by-step explanation:

Simplificación de Fracciones

Una fracción de la forma x/y puede ser representada de infinitas maneras, siempre y cuando produzcan el mismo resultado.

Por ejemplo, las fracciones 5/3 y 10/6 son equivalentes porque producen el mismo resultado. Obsérvese que tanto el numerador como el denominador en la segunda están multiplicados por 2.

Igualmente si tenemos 10/6, podemos obtener 5/3 dividiendo a ambos por 2.

La fracción 42/9 puede convertirse a una fracción equivalente dividiendo ambos términos por 3 para obtener 14/3

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