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Form three equivalent fractions for 3/4 by multiplying 5/5,7/7 and 3/3 (I don't understand)​
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Form three equivalent fractions for 3/4 by multiplying 5/5,7/7 and 3/3 (I don't understand)​

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Multiply 3/4x5/5 and 3/4x7/7 and 3/4x3/3 and you get 15/20, 21/28, and 9/12.if you simply them they all equal 3/4. Make sense?
Form three equivalent fractions for 3/4 by multiplying 5/5,7/7 and 3/3 (I don't understand-example-1
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