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Is 1 sixth equal to 2 twelfths?
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
What is 1 whole plus 2 thirds plus 3 fourths?
We convert the fractions to twelfths: 1 + 8 twelfths + 9 twelfths. 1 + 17 twelfths 2 and 5 twelfths.
What are all equivalent fractions for twelfths?
2/12
What two fractions added together equal nine?
9/2 + 9/2
What is greater two thirds or nine twelfths?
2/3 is equal to 8/12 So 9/12 is greater
Is 1 sixth equal to 2 twelfths?
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
Is ten twelfths equal to five sixths?
Yes, ten twelfths is equal to five sixths. To compare the two fractions, you can simplify them by dividing both the numerator and denominator by their greatest common factor, which in this case is 2. When simplified, both fractions become 5/6, confirming that ten twelfths is indeed equal to five sixths.
What is 1 whole plus 2 thirds plus 3 fourths?
We convert the fractions to twelfths: 1 + 8 twelfths + 9 twelfths. 1 + 17 twelfths 2 and 5 twelfths.
What are all equivalent fractions for twelfths?
2/12
What two fractions added together equal nine?
9/2 + 9/2
What is greater two thirds or nine twelfths?
2/3 is equal to 8/12 So 9/12 is greater
How many twelfths are equal to two sixths?
Well, honey, if you're bad at fractions, I'll break it down for you. Two sixths is the same as four twelfths. So, to answer your question, two sixths is equal to four twelfths. Hope that clears things up for ya!
How many twelfths equal five sixths?
10/12 ====
What two fractions are equivalent to four twelfths?
1/3, 2/6
What fractions are equivalent to four twelfths?
1/3, 2/6, 3/9
What is equal to twenty twelfths?
1 and 2/3
What is nine twelfths minus two twelfths?
7 twelfths. Solution: 1. 9 twelfths - 2 twelfths = 7 twelfths 2. 9/12 - 2/12 = 7/12 ============ 7/12. 9 of something minus 2 of the same thing equals 7 of that thing. It makes no difference whether the thing, for example, is apples or pounds/dollars or "twelfths" etc.
