Math, asked by izajoy048, 4 hours ago

Which fraction is equivalent to 10/12? *
A. 3/4
B. 5/6
C. 5/10
D. 4/6

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Answered by rallyvansh

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Answer:

5/6

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Answered by a4arpi

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Answer:

10/12 is equivalent to the fraction 5/6

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