Which pair is equivalent?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

26
and 24

2 6 and 2 4

36
and 12

3 6 and 1 2

512
and 13

5 12 and 1 3

48
and 46

Answer 1

To determine which pair is equivalent, we need to evaluate the numerical values expressed in the different forms you have provided.

Given Pairs

1. 26 and 24
2. 2 6 and 2 4
3. 36 and 12
4. 3 6 and 1 2
5. 512 and 13
6. 5 12 and 1 3
7. 48 and 46

Evaluating Each Pair:

1. 26 and 24: Not equivalent.
2. 2 6 (which is 2.6) and 2 4 (which is 2.4): Not equivalent.
3. 36 and 12: Not equivalent.
4. 3 6 (which is 3.6) and 1 2 (which is 1.2): Not equivalent.
5. 512 and 13: Not equivalent.
6. 5 12 (which is 5.12) and 1 3 (which is 1.3): Not equivalent.
7. 48 and 46: Not equivalent.

Conclusion:

None of these pairs appear equivalent, based on the simple numeric evaluations provided. If you intended a specific context where equivalents might exist — such as ratios or other forms — please clarify! Nonetheless, based on the direct comparisons, none of the pairs listed are equivalent.