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Is 5 over 10 equivalent?
5/10 = 1/2 = 17/34 = 48/96 = 201/402 and so on ...
What expression is equivalent to 7 plus 5-17?
7-17+5!Xd
Is the ratio 12 to 5 equivalent to 5 to 17?
No, it is not equivalent. Think of it this way. If you had £12 and I had £5 then you would have money in the ratio of 12 to 5 compared to me. If you then only had £5 and I had £17 (which represents the new ratio of 5 to 17) you would not agree that this was equivalent as a proportion (you would rightly feel that you had lost out)!
Is 17 over twenty equivalent to 20 over 24?
No
Is 0.2 equivalent to 2 over 5?
No, 0.2 is equivalent to 2 over 10 (or 1 over 5).
What is an equivalent improper fraction for 3 and 2 fifths?
5 x 3 =15 +2=17 : 17 over 5.
Is 5 over 10 equivalent?
5/10 = 1/2 = 17/34 = 48/96 = 201/402 and so on ...
Is the fraction 4 over 5 and 5 over 6 equivalent?
No, 4 over 5 is not equivalent to 5 over 6. As 4 over 5 is 0.8 and 5 over 6 is 0.83333 - which are not equivalent.
What is the ratio of 17 to 5 in fraction?
17/5 or 34/10 or anything equivalent
What expression is equivalent to 7 plus 5-17?
7-17+5!Xd
Is the ratio 12 to 5 equivalent to 5 to 17?
No, it is not equivalent. Think of it this way. If you had £12 and I had £5 then you would have money in the ratio of 12 to 5 compared to me. If you then only had £5 and I had £17 (which represents the new ratio of 5 to 17) you would not agree that this was equivalent as a proportion (you would rightly feel that you had lost out)!
Is 17 over twenty equivalent to 20 over 24?
No
How do you write 17 over 5 as a mixed number?
17 over 5 as a mixed number = 32/5
What is equivalent to 17 over 20?
0.85
What is 5 over 17?
5 / 17 is equal to 0.294118
What is the equivalent fraction of 5 over 35?
To find the equivalent fraction of 5 over 35, we need to simplify it by dividing both the numerator and denominator by their greatest common factor, which is 5. This gives us 1 over 7. Therefore, the equivalent fraction of 5 over 35 is 1 over 7.
Is 0.2 equivalent to 2 over 5?
No, 0.2 is equivalent to 2 over 10 (or 1 over 5).
