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Are these fractions equivalent or nonequivalent?

Are these fractions equivalent or nonequivalent?
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Are these fractions equivalent or
nonequivalent?

Are these fractions equivalent or nonequivalent?-example-1
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User Tony Zampogna
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Answer:

no

Explanation:

there is no factor to convert one into the other.

moreover, 19 is prime and 9 is not, so no way.

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