Which of the following statement are false?

A) 5/9 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

B) 8/2 can be simplified as a whole number.

C) 1 1/3 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

D) 6/7 can be shown as equivalent to a proper fraction.

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Charlize

Mathematics

16 November, 08:40

Which of the following statement are false?

A) 5/9 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

B) 8/2 can be simplified as a whole number.

C) 1 1/3 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

D) 6/7 can be shown as equivalent to a proper fraction.

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Jaylee Chang · Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Because 5/9 is an example of a proper fraction. In order to be an improper fraction, the numerator needs to be larger than the denominator. 8/2 can be simplified as 4 and 4 is a whole number. 11/3=3 2/3 is an example of improper fraction. 6/7, again, this is another example of a proper fraction.

Which of the following statement are false?A) 5/9 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.B) 8/2 can be simplified as a whole number.C) 1 1/3 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.D) 6/7 can be shown as equivalent to a proper fraction.

Which of the following statement are false?

A) 5/9 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

B) 8/2 can be simplified as a whole number.

C) 1 1/3 can be shown as equivalent to an improper fraction.

D) 6/7 can be shown as equivalent to a proper fraction.