Select each pair of equivalent number
A. 40/1000 and 40%
B. 6/5 and 120%
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Mathematics, 13.11.2020 22:30 chrisssrutter
Select each pair of equivalent number
A. 40/1000 and 40%
B. 6/5 and 120%
C. 50/33 and 117%
D. 1/8 and 12.5%
E. 1/3 and 30%
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