49/50
and
196/200
98/100 = 49/50 98/100 = 196/200
56/98
I am unsure as to what you are asking. 49/7 and 64/8 are "fractions" that are not just equivalent, but equal, to "7" and "8". If you are looking for two equivalents of 7/8, then 49/64 and 98/128 would serve.
The number of correct answers was 98/100.Equivalent fractions are the reduced form 49/50 and the expanded form 196/200You can form equivalent fractions by multiplying or dividing both the numerator and denominator by the same value.Example : you can form a third fraction that is the same as 98/100 by multiplying both the numerator and the denominator by (3/2) :98 x 3/2 = 147100 x 3/2 = 15098/100 = 147/150
As you may be aware, there are an infinite number of fractions that equate to 98/100, but 3 examples would be:49/50196/200980/1000
98/100 = 49/50 98/100 = 196/200
.98
98/100 & 49/50
98% or .98. If you mean fractions, then 196/200 or 49/50.
56/98
I am unsure as to what you are asking. 49/7 and 64/8 are "fractions" that are not just equivalent, but equal, to "7" and "8". If you are looking for two equivalents of 7/8, then 49/64 and 98/128 would serve.
The number of correct answers was 98/100.Equivalent fractions are the reduced form 49/50 and the expanded form 196/200You can form equivalent fractions by multiplying or dividing both the numerator and denominator by the same value.Example : you can form a third fraction that is the same as 98/100 by multiplying both the numerator and the denominator by (3/2) :98 x 3/2 = 147100 x 3/2 = 15098/100 = 147/150
All you have to do to find the answers is divide both 98 and 100 by the same number (if the number divides in without having a remainder). For example: 98/100 = 98 divided by 2/100 divided by 2 = 49/50
As you may be aware, there are an infinite number of fractions that equate to 98/100, but 3 examples would be:49/50196/200980/1000
for x that makes the first ratio equivalent to the second ratio of x to 14 , 56 to 98
32/49, 64/98, 96/147, 128/196 and so on.
There are all sorts of ways you use it in real life. One basic example is in prices of products. If something is $.98 is means 98 cents, or 98/100ths of a dollar. Also, you use percents when items are on sale. If an item is half off, that's 50%.