Question

is this right

Answer 1

SO you want to use LCF

Answer 2

such as make the fraction smaller

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

12/20 times the same number
so 12/20, 6/10, 3/5
so you are right!

Answer 5

Again, you have neglected to include the instructions for this problem. You are to "reduce" the given fraction to lowest terms.

What is the largest COMMON factor by which you can divide both numerator and denominator of the given fraction?

Answer 6

6/10 is not correct, because 6/10 can be reduced further. What is the largest number by which you can divide both 6 and 10?

Answer 7

im confused @MissSmartiez

Answer 8

How so?

As it says, you must reconfigure the given fraction to its simplest form. The simplest form is basically you simplifying it until it cannot be simplified or have common values any more.

Answer 9

12 and 20 do have higher common factors than what you so labeled them as.

Answer 10

but @Peachy1
your right for A

Answer 11

1,2,3,4,6,12

1,2, 4, 5, 10, 20

Answer 12

What is the highest number that they have in common

Answer 13

Do not get it wrong, 6/10 is indeed correct, but the guidelines asks for the most simplest raw form.

Answer 14

As seen in what I wrote and posted, its evident to be 4.

NOW divide


12/4
------
20/4


What do you get? That would be our answer.


Do you get what I have posted?

Answer 15

sorry i am bACK my computer is lagging

Answer 16

12 divide by 4 is 3

Answer 17

20 divide by 4 is 5

Answer 18

@MissSmartiez

Answer 19

d.3/5

Answer 20

Correct.