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How do you work out equivalent fractions? - Answers

this is how you find equivalent fractions... OK if you have 3 8th as a fraction, you can times 8 by 2 and get sixteen. what ever you do to the bottom you do to the top. so you also times 3 by 2 and get 6. your new fraction is 6 16th. get it? you can times the number by any other number. but i say times it by 2 because it's easier:)



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this is how you find equivalent fractions... OK if you have 3 8th as a fraction, you can times 8 by 2 and get sixteen. what ever you do to the bottom you do to the top. so you also times 3 by 2 and get 6. your new fraction is 6 16th. get it? you can times the number by any other number. but i say times it by 2 because it's easier:)



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this is how you find equivalent fractions... OK if you have 3 8th as a fraction, you can times 8 by 2 and get sixteen. what ever you do to the bottom you do to the top. so you also times 3 by 2 and get 6. your new fraction is 6 16th. get it? you can times the number by any other number. but i say times it by 2 because it's easier:)

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