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Mathematics, 28.06.2020 20:01 Bamaboy8804

Mathematics problem (help me out) Find the equivalent fraction of 64/84 with
1) numerator 80
2)numerator 96
3) denominator 168
4) denominator 189

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4/7, 3/5
5/12 , 7/8
11/14, 26/35
7/26,10/39

Write 3 fractions equivalent to 5/7

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