Help me pls its due soon What should the renamed numerators for 5/7 and 2/6 be? (Just type the numerator, not the entire fraction

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Daniyalzade asked Sep 28, 2022

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Help me pls its due soon

What should the renamed numerators for 5/7 and 2/6 be? (Just type the numerator, not the entire fraction

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Daniyalzade asked Sep 28, 2022

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For the first fraction numerator is 5 for the second numerator is 2
PS: Numerator is the one at the top of the fraction

Ben Wilber answered Sep 30, 2022

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do you mean in simplist form?? if so...

Explanation:

5/7=5/7

2/6=1/3

Etchelon answered Oct 4, 2022

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