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In science experiment a plant grew 3/4 inch one week and 1/2 inch the next week use a common denominator to write an equivalent fraction for each fraction

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Answer:

Both fraction have a common denominator.

Thus, Length of plant increases in one week
=(3)/(4)

and Length of plant increases in next week
=(2)/(4).

Explanation:

Given : Length of plant increases in one week
=(3)/(4)

also, Length of plant increases in next week
=(1)/(2)

Equivalent fraction are fractions having same value, even though they may look different.

Here, we have to use a common denominator to write an equivalent fraction.

Thus, multiply the denominator and numerator by 2 of the length of plant increases in next week that is,


=(1)/(2) * (2)/(2)


=(2)/(4)

Thus, both fraction have a common denominator.

Thus, Length of plant increases in one week
=(3)/(4)

and Length of plant increases in next week
=(2)/(4).

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