Equivalent fractions are when there are two or more fractions that are equal to the same amount. For example if you were to have a cake and slice it in half (two equal slices using the whole cake) and you took 1/2 it would be equal to taking 2/4 or 4/8. These are the easiest equivalent fractions to learn as if you double the denominator, you double the numerator. You can also do this with mixed number fractions. 1 and 1/2 is equivalent to 3/2 because you have 2 pieces in the full one and you have one piece in the other cake, and 2 add 1 = 3 therefore you must have 3/2 but its an improper fraction so you must convert it into a mixed number fraction which is the 1,1/2.
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Equivalent ratios are like equivalent fractions because they represent the same relationship between quantities in different forms. Just like equivalent fractions are different expressions of the same value, equivalent ratios show the same comparison between two quantities using different numerical values.
Two equivalent fractions for 1/3 are 2/6 and 3/9. These fractions are equivalent because they represent the same proportion of a whole.
fractions equivale nt to 1/4 = 2/8, 3/12, 4/20, ...
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2 over 6 (just multiply the numerator and denominatior by the same ammount (any #) and u will get an anwser. 2 over 6 (just multiply the numerator and denominatior by the same ammount (any #) and u will get an anwser.
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1/2 and 2/4
28/5 and 7/2.
4/10, 6/15
First, simplify this fraction to simplest terms. That will give you one equivalent fraction. If you want additional equivalent fractions, multiplying numerator and denominator by the same number will give you additional equivalent fractions.
Non-equivalent fractions are fractions that are not equal
I think that equivalent fractions are fractions that have the same answer, at he end.
Equivalent fractions are fractions that have the same value as another fraction.
They are 9/10 and 5/6.
Equivilent means same fractions.
Yes! If your fractions are equivalent.