Use the product rule to see if the fractions are equivalent (=) or (≠). (−\frac{8}{5}) (\frac{100}{64}) 452...

17. Use the product rule to see if the fractions are equivalent (=) or (≠).
(−\frac{8}{5}) (\frac{100}{64})
452 = 452
500 ≠ 501
512 ≠ 500
500 = 500
18. Change the mixed number into an improper fraction.
5\frac{1}{3}
24\frac{5}{5}
21\frac{4}{4}
25\frac{4}{4}
23\frac{4}{4}