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2 years ago

Show other ways to write a/2 fraction

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tatuchka [14]2 years ago

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Other ways to write a/2 can be 0.5ca/c, ca/2c (where c is any constant).

Some more ways are √2a/2√2,...... etc.

We can write any fraction in infinite no. of ways. Just make sure that the simplification of all the forms gives you a/2.

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