Question
Find. Write and indicate how you solved this. Is$\frac59$equal to$\frac45$?
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Answer
Equivalent fractions of $\frac59$ are $\frac{10}{18},\frac{15}{27},\frac{20}{36},\;\frac{25}{45},\;.................$
Equivalent fractions of $\frac45$ are$\frac8{10},\frac{12}{15},\frac{16}{20},\;\frac{20}{25},\;\frac{24}{30},\frac{28}{35},\;\frac{32}{40},\frac{36}{45}.................$
$\because 25$ is not equal to $36$
$\therefore$ $\frac59$ is not equal to$\frac45$.
Equivalent fractions of $\frac45$ are$\frac8{10},\frac{12}{15},\frac{16}{20},\;\frac{20}{25},\;\frac{24}{30},\frac{28}{35},\;\frac{32}{40},\frac{36}{45}.................$
$\because 25$ is not equal to $36$
$\therefore$ $\frac59$ is not equal to$\frac45$.
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