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Is 1/3 equivalent to 204/306

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Is 1/3 equivalent to 204/306

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No, 1/3 would be equivalent to 102/306.
204/306 is equivalent to 2/3.

Kiel answered Sep 11, 2017

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No it is equivalent to two-thirds

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