Which set of fractions is NOT an example of reciprocal fractions? Group of answer

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Alex2 years ago

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It can be deduced that the set of fractions that is an example of reciprocal fractions include, 1/2 , 3/1, and 1/6.

<h3>What is a reciprocal fraction?</h3>

It should be noted that a reciprocal fraction simply means the number whose product with the given fraction is 1.

Here, the set of fractions that is an example of reciprocal fractions include, 1/2 , 3/1, and 1/6. This is because their product isn't equal to 1.

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