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What is the next fraction in this sequence?Simplify your answer. 1/2, 4/7, 9/14, 5/7,....
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What is the next fraction in this sequence?Simplify your answer.
1/2, 4/7, 9/14, 5/7,....

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\displaystyle\\(1)/(2),\ \ (4)/(7),\ \ (9)/(14),\ \ (5)/(7) ,\ \ ... \\\\(1*7)/(2*7) ,\ \ (4*2)/(7*2) ,\ \ (9)/(14), \ \ (5*2)/(7*2) ,\ \ ...\\\\(7)/(14),\ \ (8)/(14) , \ \ (9)/(14),\ \ (10)/(14),\ \ (11)/(14),\ \ ...,\ \ (6+n)/(14) , \ \ n=1,\ 2,\ 3,\ ...

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