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In the following question, we have to complete the equivalent fraction.
Set 1
1.
This is because 1×4 is 4 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 4×4 is 16 and thus the denominator part shall be 16.
2.
This is because 1×5 is 5 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 3×5 is 15 and thus the denominator part shall be 15.
3.
This is because 3×2 is 6 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 8×2 is 16 and thus the denominator part shall be 16.
4.
This is because 6×2 is 12 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 7×2 is 14 and thus the denominator part shall be 14.
5.
This is because 4×2 is 8 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 5×2 is 10 and thus the denominator part shall be 10.
6.
This is because 2×2 is 4 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 5×2 is 10 and thus the denominator part shall be 10.
7.
This is because 7×2 is 14 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 8×2 is 16 and thus the denominator part shall be 16.
8.
This is because 1×2 is 2 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 6×2 is 12 and thus the denominator part shall be 12.
9.
This is because 2×2 is 4 so when we are multiplying a number to the numerator we also multiply the same number to the denominator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 7×2 is 14 and thus the denominator part shall be 14.
Set 2
1.
This is because 2×6 is 12 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 1×3 is 3 and thus the numerator part shall be 3.
2.
This is because 5×3 is 15 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 1×3 is 3 and thus the numerator part shall be 3.
3.
This is because 4×3 is 12 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 3×3 is 9 and thus the numerator part shall be 9.
4.
This is because 3×5 is 15 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 2×5 is 10 and thus the numerator part shall be 10.
5.
This is because 8×2 is 16 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 5×2 is 10 and thus the numerator part shall be 10.
6.
This is because 5×3 is 15 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 3×3 is 9 and thus the numerator part shall be 9.
7.
This is because 7×2 is 14 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 1×2 is 2 and thus the numerator part shall be 2.
8.
This is because 6×2 is 12 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 5×2 is 10 and thus the numerator part shall be 10.
9.
This is because 7×2 is 14 so when we are multiplying a number to the denominator we also multiply the same number to the numerator to find the equivalent fraction. That's why 5×2 is 3 and thus the numerator part shall be 10.
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