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Help pleaqse and thank you

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Your answer is B. Just multiply both the numerator and the denominator by 2, and the fractions are equivalent.

PierU answered Jan 3, 2018

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its b lol its b lol its b lol its b

SumanKalyan answered Jan 8, 2018

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