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What are two equivalent fractions for 6 over 20?
3 over 10; and 12 over 40 (they're all the same if you reduce them)
What is 6 over 40 in percentage?
6/40, as a percentage = 100*6/40 = 15%
5 over 20 8 over 40 3 over 15 6 over 30 are these all equivalent fractions?
No, not all of those fractions are equivalent. 5/20 reduces to 1/4. 8/40, 3/15, and 6/30 reduce to 1/5, so they are equivalent.
What is the equivalent to 40 over 6?
40/6 = 20/3
How do you reduce the fraction 11 over 40 into a lowest term?
11/40 is in its lowest terms.
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