Question

Math equivalent fractions

Answer 1

`\large\boxed{\mathtt{(5)/(5)}}`

Explanation:

`\textsf{We are asked for the missing fraction.}`

`\textsf{5/10 is being divided by an unknown fraction to equal 1/2.}`

`\textsf{Keep in mind that 5/10 = 1/2; Meaning that the unknown fraction will equal 1.}`

`\textsf{For dividing fractions, note that the Numberator and Denominator are \underline{both} affected.}`

`\textsf{Let's use the Inverse Operation to find the missing fraction. (Multiplication)}`

`\mathtt{(1)/(2) * (?)/(?) = (5)/(10)}`

`\textsf{We can simply identify that we can multiply 1/2 by 5/5 to get the product of 5/10.}`

`\mathtt{(1)/(2) * (5)/(5) = (5)/(10)}`

`\underline{\textsf{Our missing fraction is;}}`

`\large\boxed{\mathtt{(5)/(5)}}`

Answer 2

Option 5 is the answer. (5/5)

When you divide 5/10 by 5/5, the result will be 1/2. Therefore, 5/10 and 1/2 are equivalent fractions.