Which is equivalent to 16/3?
a. 3 1/5
b. 3 2/5
c. 5 1/3
d. 5 6/3...
Mathematics, 31.08.2019 05:00, elisakate8362
Which is equivalent to 16/3?
a. 3 1/5
b. 3 2/5
c. 5 1/3
d. 5 6/3
Answers: 2
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