alleryStart learning →Written as a fraction with denominator 1, the number 9 becomes which fraction?
- 9/9
- 9/10
- 9/1
- 1/9
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Correct answer: C. 9/1
Any whole number can sit over 1 without changing its value, so 9 is 9/1.
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A lot has 12 cars and 4 are yellow. What fraction of the cars are yellow, in simplest form?
- 2/3
- 1/4
- 1/3
- 1/2
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Correct answer: C. 1/3
4 out of 12 reduces to 1/3 when both numbers are divided by 4.
A box has 6 red, 2 white and 4 yellow balls. What is the ratio of red to yellow in simplest form?
- 2:3
- 1:3
- 3:1
- 3:2
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Correct answer: D. 3:2
6:4 reduces to 3:2 after dividing both numbers by 2.
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