Choose one of the circled fractions from Question 5. The circle means that this fraction cannot be simplified. For that fraction, show a way you could form a fraction that can be simplified if you were to change the denominator by eating a certain number of candies of another color.
Example: The red candies make up 4/31 of Karen’s bag. This fraction cannot be simplified. But if she eats one blue candy, the fraction for red changes to 4/30, which can be reduced to 2/15.

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Choose one of the circled fractions from Question 5. The circle means that this fraction cannot be simplified. For that fraction, show a way you could form a fraction that can be simplified if you were to change the denominator by eating a certain number of candies of another color.
Example:   The red candies make up 4/31 of Karen’s bag. This fraction cannot be simplified. But if she eats one blue candy, the fraction for red changes to 4/30, which can be reduced to 2/15.