What is the equivalent fractions for 2/9?

4/18 8/ 36 16/72

Step-by-step explanation:

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Step-by-step explanation:

These are just some

equivalent fractions of 2/9:

2/9=4/18=6/27=8/36

=10/45=12/54=14/63=16/72

=18/81=20/90=22/99=24/108

=26/117=28/126=30/135=32/144

=34/153=36/162=38/171=40/180

=42/189=44/198=46/207=48/216

=50/225=52/234=54/243=56/252

=58/261=60/270=62/279=64/288

=66/297=68/306=70/315=72/324

=74/333=76/342=78/351=80/360

=82/369=84/378=86/387=88/396

=90/405=92/414=94/423=96/432

=98/441=100/450=102/459=104/468

=106/477=108/486=110/495=112/504

=114/513=116/522=118/531=120/540

=122/549=124/558=126/567=128/576

=130/585=132/594=134/603=136/612

=138/621=140/630=142/639=144/648

=146/657=148/666=150/675=152/684

=154/693=156/702=158/711=160/720

=162/729=164/738=166/747=168/756

=170/765=172/774=174/783=176/792

=178/801=180/810=182/819=184/828

=186/837=188/846=190/855=192/864

=194/873=196/882=198/891=200/900

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