Question

A. Choose a pair of fractions from the list and show

(in a video, an image, a slideshow, etc.) how you
would determine whether the two fractions are
equivalent. Remember, there are multiple methods
you could use, so be sure to give reasons for your
approach.

Answer 1

See below

Explanation:

Two fractions

`\large\bf (a)/(b)`

and

`\large\bf (c)/(d)`

are equivalent if

a*d = b*c

Let's pick for example the couple of fractions

`\large\bf (84)/(96)`

and

`\large\bf (147)/(168)`

They would be equivalent if

84*168 = 96*147

As we have

84*168 = 14,112

96*147 = 14,112

Then the fractions are equivalent.