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Divide using a common factor of 3 to find an equivalent fraction for three twelfths Question 1 options: one fourth two sixths three sixths three fourths
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Divide using a common factor of 3 to find an equivalent fraction for
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3/12 = (3÷3)/(12÷3) = 1/4
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