How to Find Patterns of Equivalent Fractions?
Equivalent fractions follow a pattern: multiply the numerator and denominator by the same number and the value stays the same. Laying several equivalents in a table makes that pattern visible.
Exercises for Equivalent Fractions
Complete the equivalent fraction.
- (color{blue}{frac{10}{3}=frac{ }{27}})
- (color{blue}{frac{2}{4}=frac{ }{20}})
- (color{blue}{frac{6}{ }=frac{30}{40}})
- (color{blue}{frac{39}{18}=frac{13}{ }})
- (color{blue}{frac{90}{27}})
- (color{blue}{frac{10}{20}})
- (color{blue}{frac{6}{8}})
- (color{blue}{frac{13}{6}})
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