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3/2 because it’s the only improper fraction

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40% is the odd one out because it is wri

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I think that -1/4 is the odd one out because it is the only negetative.

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3/2 is greater than 1/6.
Because 3/2 can be 12/30 and 1/6 can be 5/30.
12/30 is greater than 5/30.

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I think it is 1/6 because it is the boy on that is I prepor reaction amd the Oberon

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I think that -1/4 is the odd one out because it’s the only negative fraction.

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3/2 can also be the odd one out because the numerator is greater than the denomernater and it should be 1 1/2.

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3/2 can be the odd one out as it’s is the only irregular fraction as 1/6 , - 1/4, 40% can be 4/10 are all regular fraction.

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I think it is 1/6 cuz it is the only proper fraction.

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40% is equivalent to 2/5.

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-1/4 because it's the only negative fraction. 40% could also be the odd one out because it’s the only one represented as percentage and can be simplified. 3/2 could also be the odd one out because it is the only improper fraction. The odd one out could also be the 1/6 because it’s the only ‘proper’ fraction and because all the other ones are the odd one out.

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Because it is the only one that is negative.

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-1/4 because it is the only negative fraction.
40% because it is the only fraction represented as percentages
It could also be 3/2 because it is the only improper fraction.
But it could also be 1/6 because it is the only regular fraction .

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40% because it’s the only fraction written in a percentage.

-1/4 because it’s the only negative fraction.

3/2 because it’s the only improper fraction.

1/6 because it’s the only proper fraction.

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I think it’s 40% because it’s the only percentage .

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-1/4 because it is the only one that is negative.

40% because it is the only one written in percentage.

3/2 because it is the only improper fraction.

1/6 because it is the only proper fraction.

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I think 40% is the odd one out because it’s the only one with a %

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There are two different answers one is 40% and one is -1/4 because 40%is not a fraction and -1/4 because it is the only one that is a negative fraction

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-1/4 is the odd one out because it’s the smallest fraction out of the  other fractions.
40% is odd because it is the only fraction which is writtenin a percentage

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-1/4 because it’s the only negative
3/2 because it’s a whole number
40% because it’s a %
1/6 because is the only proper fraction

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1/4 because it is the only negative fraction

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-1/4 because it is a negative fraction. Although maybe it could be 3/2 because it is an irregular fraction.

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-1/4 because it is the only negative fraction

40% because it is the only fraction which is written in percentage

3/2 because because it is the only improper fraction

1/6 because it is the only proper fraction

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-1/4. This is because -1/4 is the only fraction that is a negative fraction.

40%. Because it is the only percentage in the picture.

3/2 because it isn’t a whole fraction (also known as an irregular fraction).

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-1/4 because it is a negative fraction.

It could be 3/2 because it is a irregular fraction. But I personally think it is -1/4.

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-1/4 is the odd one out because it is the only negative fraction

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They are all different.
-1/4 because it is the only one that is negative.

And 40% because it is the only one that is represented as a percentage and it is the only one that can be simplified.

3/2 is also the odd one out because it is an irregular fraction.

1/6 because all the other ones are different.