31) Which of the following fractions is written to its 19 27 12 14 33 26 simplest form 75 21 30 100 28 44 32) Which of these fractions 3 is not equivalent to 4? 18 11 9 4'4'4 is 33) Which of these fractions 3 2- equivalent to 4 ?

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M Mon Mar 21 100 https://www.pandaexpr X G curse of the golden flov X E Edulastic + •app.edulastic.com Question 2/9 > NEXT A BOOKMARK Anna is using four models to compare fractions. She shades each rectangle to represent a fraction of a whole. Select all the statements that can be supported using Anna's fraction models. 4 2 A 6. 12 4 12 12 2 D 12

2. Find the prime factorization of the numerator and the denominator, then write the fraction in lowest terms. 63 147 Which is the correct prime factorization? O A. 3.3•7 3.7.7 OB. 3•7.7 3.3•7.7 OC. 3.3•7.63 3•7.7.147 D. 3.21 3• 49 63 in lowest terms. 147 Write

a) jordan has 3/4 of a bag of dog food. His dog ate 2/7 of its this week. what fraction of the bag of food did jordan's dog eat  b) write the following as a fraction is 8 divided by 6/7 c write the following number in order form least to greatest 53/6, -42/5, 8.2,-8(3)/(5), 8(7)/(8)

1. List 4 numbers between -1 and 1 2. List 3 integers between -10 and 10 3. List all the rational numbers between 5 and 10. Is this an casy task to complete? Give reasons for your answer. 4. List all the real numbers between O and 20. Is this an easy task to complete? Give reasons for your answer. 5. How many integers are there between O and 20? 6. How many rational numbers are there between O and 20? 7. How many whole numbers are there between O and 20? B. Explain how the density property applies to a number system. 9. List two number systems that have the density property and two that do not. 10. State the limit of each sequence 20.3, 0.33, 0.333, 0.3333, . b. 12, 23, 34, 45, 56, 67, . c. 9.4, 9.04, 9.004, 9.0004, 9.00004, . d. 51, 54, 59, 516, 525, 549, -

5 11 Taylor says that+ and uses the drawing below as evidence. 8 16 Explain why Taylor's method is not a valid way to add fractions. Be specific and explain where the flaw is in Taylor's reasoning.

Suppose that there are 22 crayons in a box: 6 green crayons, 8 blue crayons, and 8 red crayons. Once a crayon is drawn from the box, it is not returned to the box. Enter all answers in the form of a fraction.