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  • 1
    2
    		=
    4
    ?
    : 8
    - Multiply the numerator and the denominator by 4 to get the required equivalent fraction.
    1
    2
    		×
    4
    4
    		=
    1 × 4
    2 × 4
    		=
    4
    8



  • 3
    2
    		=
    6
    ?
    : 4
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 2 we get the required equivalent fraction.
    3
    2
    		×
    2
    2
    		=
    3 × 2
    2 × 2
    		=
    6
    4



  • 5
    4
    		=
    25
    ?

    : 20
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 5, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    5
    4
    		×
    5
    5
    		=
    5 × 5
    4 × 5
    		=
    25
    20



  • 6
    9
    		=
    36
    ?

    : 54
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 6, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    6
    9
    		×
    6
    6
    		=
    6 × 6
    9 × 6
    		=
    36
    54



  • 15
    25
    		=
    3
    ?

    : 5
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 5, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    15
    25
    		÷
    5
    5
    		=
    15 ÷ 5
    25 ÷ 5
    		=
    3
    5



  • 12
    ?
    		=
    48
    20

    : 5
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 4, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    48
    20
    		÷
    4
    4
    		=
    48 ÷ 4
    20 ÷ 4
    		=
    12
    5



  • 8
    ?
    		=
    72
    36

    : 4
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 9, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    72
    36
    		÷
    9
    9
    		=
    72 ÷ 9
    36 ÷ 9
    		=
    8
    4



  • 12
    ?
    		=
    120
    140

    : 14
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 10, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    120
    140
    		÷
    10
    10
    		=
    120 ÷ 10
    140 ÷ 10
    		=
    12
    14



  • 12
    ?
    		=
    48
    120

    : 30
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 4, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    48
    120
    		÷
    4
    4
    		=
    48 ÷ 4
    120 ÷ 4
    		=
    12
    30



  • 24
    ?
    		=
    48
    120

    : 5
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 2, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    48
    120
    		÷
    2
    2
    		=
    48 ÷ 2
    120 ÷ 2
    		=
    24
    60



  • 12
    13
    		=
    ?
    130

    : 120
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 10, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    12
    13
    		×
    10
    10
    		=
    12 × 10
    13 × 10
    		=
    120
    130



  • 55
    11
    		=
    ?
    1

    : 5
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 11, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    55
    11
    		÷
    11
    11
    		=
    55 ÷ 11
    11 ÷ 11
    		=
    5
    1



  • 15
    ?
    		=
    30
    120

    : 60
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 2, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    30
    120
    		÷
    2
    2
    		=
    30 ÷ 2
    120 ÷ 2
    		=
    15
    60



  • 55
    ?
    		=
    5
    10

    : 110
    - If we multiply both the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 11, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    5
    10
    		×
    11
    11
    		=
    5 × 11
    10 × 11
    		=
    55
    110



  • 15
    ?
    		=
    5
    10

    : 30
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 3, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    5
    10
    		×
    3
    3
    		=
    5 × 3
    10 × 3
    		=
    15
    30



  • 25
    ?
    		=
    5
    10

    : 50
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 5, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    5
    10
    		×
    5
    5
    		=
    5 × 5
    10 × 5
    		=
    25
    50



  • 7
    ?
    		=
    35
    10

    : 2
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 5, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    35
    10
    		÷
    5
    5
    		=
    35 ÷ 5
    10 ÷ 5
    		=
    7
    2



  • 7
    5
    		=
    42
    ?
    : 30
    - If we multiply the numerator and denominator of the given fraction by 6, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    7
    5
    		×
    6
    6
    		=
    7 × 6
    5 × 6
    		=
    42
    30



  • 12
    14
    		=
    24
    ?
    : 28
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 2, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    12
    14
    		×
    2
    2
    		=
    12 × 2
    14 × 2
    		=
    24
    28


  • 18
    24
    		=
    6
    ?
    : 8
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 3, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    18
    24
    		÷
    3
    3
    		=
    18 ÷ 3
    24 ÷ 3
    		=
    6
    8



  • 16
    14
    		=
    8
    ?
    : 7
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 2, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    16
    14
    		÷
    2
    2
    		=
    16 ÷ 2
    14 ÷ 2
    		=
    8
    7



  • 28
    16
    		=
    ?
    4
    : 7
    - If we divide the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 4, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    28
    16
    		÷
    4
    4
    		=
    28 ÷ 4
    16 ÷ 4
    		=
    7
    4



  • 108
    ?
    		=
    12
    9

    : 81
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 9, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    12
    9
    		×
    9
    9
    		=
    12 × 9
    9 × 9
    		=
    108
    81



  • 105
    ?
    		=
    15
    9

    : 63
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 7, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    15
    9
    		×
    7
    7
    		=
    15 × 7
    9 × 7
    		=
    105
    63



  • 125
    ?
    		=
    25
    15

    : 75
    - If we multiply the numerator and the denominator of the given fraction by 5, we get the required equivalent fraction.
    25
    15
    		×
    5
    5
    		=
    25 × 5
    15 × 5
    		=
    125
    75





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