Mathematics, 21.01.2021 23:30 Morehollie7229

These squares are the same size. Each square is divided into equal parts.
According to these models, why are į and
e equivalent fractions?
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Square B has
times as many total parts as
square A

These squares are the same size. Each square is

divided into equal parts.
According to these mode

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These squares are the same size. Each square is divided into equal parts.
According to these...