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"Equivalent" is used to describe two or more things that are equal in value, function, or meaning. For example, in mathematics, you might say that two fractions, like 1/2 and 2/4, are equivalent because they represent the same quantity. In everyday language, you might use it to compare two different expressions that convey the same idea, such as saying that "happy" and "joyful" are equivalent in meaning.
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What is equavilent to 34?
9+25
Which equavilent fraction would you have to use in order to add 3 over 5 21 over 25?
You would need to use 15 over 25.
What is a equavilent fraction for 5-8?
13
What is equavilent to 36-5?
41
What fraction is equavilent to 3 over 1?
3/1 = 6/2
What is an equavilent fraction to 30 to 100?
30 over 100 is the same as 3 over 10
What fractions are equavilent to 1 over 10?
2/20, 3/30, 4/40 and so on.
What expression is equavilent to 36 plus 54?
It is the same as 54 plus 36 and both expressions add to 90
Is 20 to 8 equavilent to 34 to 10?
Cross multiply to see. 20 / 8 = 34 / 10 20*10 = 34*8 200 = 272 No, it is not.■
What are 3 fractions that are equivalent to one another?
1 half is equavilent to 2 qaurters its also 4 eights so is that vwhat you want cos i am sure that is the answer to your qeustion
What decimal is equavilent to 78?
78 is a whole number so it is more than one. Decimals deal with the numbers between whole numbers. So its like having 78 dollars with no change. So 78.00.
What is an equavilent fraction?
That means that two fractions represent the same number. You can obtain equivalent fractions by multiplying top and bottom by the same number. For example, if you multiply top and bottom of "1/2" by 2, you get "2/4" - an equivalent fraction.
