Which of these is NOT an equivalent fraction of −1/3?
A−2/6
B−3/9
C−4/9
D2/(−6)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. −4/9
**To check equivalence:** −2/6 = −1/3 ✓ (cancel 2)
−3/9 = −1/3 ✓ (cancel 3)
−4/9 ≠ −1/3 because 4/9 ≠ 1/3. And 2/(−6) = −2/6 = −1/3 ✓.
**So −4/9 is the odd one out.**
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