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What occurs when a fraction is divided by the same number for both the numerator and denominator?
What occurs when a fraction is divided by the same number for both the numerator and denominator?
Which of the following represents the equivalent fraction of $ rac{16}{8}$ after simplification?
Which of the following represents the equivalent fraction of $ rac{16}{8}$ after simplification?
If the numerator of a fraction is doubled while keeping the denominator the same, what happens to the fraction's value?
If the numerator of a fraction is doubled while keeping the denominator the same, what happens to the fraction's value?
What is the largest number that can be divided into both the numerator and denominator of the fraction $ rac{16}{8}$?
What is the largest number that can be divided into both the numerator and denominator of the fraction $ rac{16}{8}$?
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If a fraction $ rac{a}{b}$ simplifies to $ rac{c}{d}$, which condition must be true?
If a fraction $ rac{a}{b}$ simplifies to $ rac{c}{d}$, which condition must be true?
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Study Notes
Simplifying Fractions
- To simplify a fraction, divide the numerator and denominator by the same number.
- This process creates an equivalent fraction.
- Example: To simplify 16/8, find the largest common factor (GCF) of 16 and 8. Divide both the numerator and denominator by 8 to get 2/1.
- 16/8 and 2/1 are equivalent fractions.
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This quiz focuses on the process of simplifying fractions. You'll learn how to find the greatest common factor and create equivalent fractions. Practice your skills with examples to master this essential algebra concept.
