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Question
Write the fractions and pair up the equivalent fractions from each row.
(a) |
(I) |
(b) |
(ii) |
(c) |
(iii) |
(d) |
(iv) |
(e) |
(v) |
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Solution
| (a) |
(II) |
| (b) |
(iv) |
| (c) |
(i) |
| (d) |
(v) |
| (e) |
(iii) |
Explanation:
(a) `1/2`
(b) `4/6 = ((4/2))/((6/2)) = 2/3`
(c) `3/9 = ((3/3))/((9/3)) = 1/3`
(d) `2/8 = ((2/2))/((8/2)) = 1/4`
(e) `3/4`
(i) `6/18 = ((6/6))/((18/6)) = 1/3`
(ii) `4/8 = ((4/4))/((8/4) = 1/2`
(iii) `12/16 = ((12/4))/((16/4)) = 3/4`
(iv) `8/12 = ((8/4))/((12/4)) = 2/3`
(v) = `4/16 = ((4/4))/((16/4)) = 1/4`
The following are the equivalent fractions
(a) and (ii) = `1/2`
(b) and (iv) = `2/3`
(c) and (i) = `1/3`
(d) and (v) = `1/4`
(e) and (iii) = `3/4`
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