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What is the equivalent fraction of 2 over 3 as a fraction?
2/3 is equivalent to 4/6 as a fraction
What is the equivalent fraction of 8 over 16?
the equivalent fraction is 1/2
What is the equivalent fraction for 8 over 20?
equivalent fraction for 8 over 20 = 2/5
What is a fraction equivalent to 28 over 42?
There are an infinite number of them. The simplest one is 2/3 .
What is the fraction or mixed number equivalent to twelve over five?
either 24/10 or 2 2/5
What is an equivalent fraction for number 9 over 18?
1/2
What is the equivalent fraction for number 10 over 25?
2/5
What is the equivalent fraction of 2 over 3 as a fraction?
2/3 is equivalent to 4/6 as a fraction
Which fraction is equivalent to 23?
the fraction is 46 over 2 the fraction is 46 over 2
What are five equivalent fractions of 7 over 8?
Multiply the top and the bottom of the fraction by the same number and you will get an equivalent fraction. For example 7*2 over 8*2 is 14 over 16 which is equivalent to 7 over 8. Do the same with 3,4,5 and 6 in place of the 2 and you will get five equivalent fractions!
What is a equivalent fraction to 2 over 3?
The equivalent fraction of 2/3 is 4/6
What an equivalent fraction for 20 over 50?
2 over 5 is an equivalent fraction for 20 over 50.
What is the equivalent fraction of 8 over 16?
the equivalent fraction is 1/2
What fraction is equivalent to 2 over 81?
There is no fraction equivalent to it. That is its simplest form. However, 4 over 162 is equivalent.
What is the equivalent fraction for 8 over 20?
equivalent fraction for 8 over 20 = 2/5
What is the equivalent fraction to 8 over 16?
equivalent fraction to 8 over 16 = 1/2
What fractions are equivalent to 1 over 5?
Any fraction that can be simplified to 1/5 is considered equivalent. For example, 2/10, 3/15, and 4/20 are all equivalent fractions to 1/5 because they reduce to the same value when simplified. In general, any fraction where the numerator is a multiple of 1 and the denominator is a multiple of 5 will be equivalent to 1/5.
