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3/2 doesn't belong because it is the only one over 100%. If the denominator was 3 and the numerator was 2 i think it would fit.

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I think 3/2 doesn't belong because it's the only number that's greater than 1.

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I believe that the one that doesn't belong is the 40% because the rest are fractions, and this is the only one that's a percentage. I would modify it by changing it into a fraction (2/5) so that it won't be the only odd one.

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I think the 40% does not belong because it is the only one that is not a fraction. You can change it to fit by making it into the equivalent fraction, which would be 2 over 5.

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uh i think that the 40% dose not belong there because its the odd one out. Every option is a fraction other than the 40%. I would change this by making it a 4/10.

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3/2 does not belong because all the other numbers are under 100%/1 whole number besides 3/2. To fix this problem I would switch where the 2 and 3 are placed.

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I think -1/4 doesn't match. This is because it is the only negative in the chart.

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I don't think -1/4 belongs because it's the only negative number to change it to fit in it would just be a positive.

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40% doesn't belong with the rest of the numbers considering it's the only Percentage compared to having a greater number of Fractions in the 4 squares. To modify the odd one out (40%) you can convert it into 4/10 or simplified into 2/5.

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I think that 3/2 is the odd one out because when you simplify it, you get 1 1/2. None of the other numbers have a whole number in front of it. You need to change the fraction to 2/4, and you'd 1/2.

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I think the one that doesn't belong is the 40% one because the rest are fractions but this one. I would modify it to 2/5

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I would say that out of the four fractions, -1/4 is the only one that doesn't belong, since it is the only negative, and to change that, we just have to change it to a positive, so we would multiply -1/4 by -1.

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-1/4 would be the odd one out because it's the only one that is in the negative while the others are all in the positive area. I would just turn it into a positive to make it match with the others.

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I think that -1/4 does not belong because it is the only negative fraction. I would modify -1/4 by removing the negative sign and leaving it as 1/4.

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I believe that the 3/2 does not belong I say that because the -1/4,1/6 and the 40%=2/5 so the other three numbers are under 50% while 3/2 is 150%. I would modify it so it was 0.5/2 so it was 25% so it would also be under 50%.

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I feel like the one that doesn't belong is - 1/4 most likely because it is the only negative that is there out of the four

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I think that the 3/2 doesn't belong because it is the only one out of all of them that over a full number. The -1/4 isn't a full number neither is the 40% or 1/6. And to change it I would switch the numerator and denominator. Having 2/3 instead of 3/2.

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I think the number that doesn't belong would be -1/4, since it is the only negative value in the chart. To make this number belong with the others, I'd just change it from a negative to a positive value.

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the one that does belong is 3/2 because its the only one that is over 100% in order to make it fit it would need to be 2/2.

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I think that it is 40% because the rest of them are fractions while 40 is only a percentage. I would change the percentage into a fraction so it won't be the odd one out.

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i think that 40% becuase it could be a fraction but its not so and the rest are so it doesn't run it

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I think the 40% is out of place because all the others are in fraction form and to make it fit in it should be 2/5

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I think the one that stands out the most is the -1/4 because the sign quickly shows us it's different.

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I think the 40% doesn't belong because it's the only one in percentage form and the rest are in fraction form. In order for it to belong it would have to be converted into a fraction.

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40% is the odd one out because it is not set as a fraction. You can make it into a fraction by changing it to 2/5.

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I think 3/2 doesn't belong with the group because it's over 2 and 100%. And I think the way to modify it is by multiplying the denominator by 3/4 to make it fit the group.

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I think that 3/2 does not belong because it is the only one greater than 1.

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I think the one that doesn't belong is the 3/2 fraction. I think this since it is the only number that is over 100% or greater than 1. To make this one belong I would change the denominator to a 2 or 1.

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the one that doesn't belong is 40% because it is not a fraction. to make it a fraction I would convert it to 4/10 to modify it to fit

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I think 40% does not belong being the only non fraction. How to change the odd one out would be to change it into a fraction of 2/5.

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I think that 40% does not belong because the rest are fractions and that is a percent it would fit if it was a fraction like 2/5.

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What I think doesn't belong and why is 3/2 because its over the bottom number and the others are not and aren't over there capacity.

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I think the one that doesn't belong in the group is 3/2 because it is the only one more than 1

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I think the one that doesn't belong is 3/2 because I feel like I should see another number which it could be but I'm not 100% sure what number we could use.

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I think 5/3 does not belong cause the top number bigger then the bottom number

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong because the numerator is bigger than the denominator while the other 3 fraction's denominator is bigger. I would change 5/3 by reversing the fractions to 3/5.

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong because it's one of the only numbers in it that's greater than one.

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I believe 5/3 doesn't belong because it can be turned into a mixed number. It is the only one with the numerator as a bigger number then the denominator. I would flip the reciprocal.

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong be cause the top number is bigger. and I would fix it by reciprocal 

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong be cause the top number is bigger. and I would fix it by reciprocal 

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I think 5/3 because that's the one that has a different reciprocal.

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I think 5/3 does not belong there because the numerator is bigger than the denominator. I would change it by using reciprocal.

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong because it is the only number where the denominator is less than the numerator. I would flip the numbers to make it 3/5.

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I dont think its 1/4 because its the only negative number number

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3/2 it is greater then one and the rest aren't

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I think that the 5/3 is the one that doesn't belong because it's the only one that is greater than 1. I would change the order of the 5/3 into 3/5.

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5/3 because the top number is bigger then the denominator so i would use the reciprocal

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The one that doesn't belong is 5/3, since it is not a common fraction that is added on the table & really, it wouldn't work together.

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I think 5/3 doesnt belong because the top number is bigger than the bottom one. The way i would change it is by flipping the numbers around.

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I think 5/3 because every other equation is below 50% and 5/3 is the only equation above 50%

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I Think 5/3 Does Not Belong Cause Its A Bigger Then The Others And It Should Be Changed To 2/3 Or Something Just Smaller.

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I think 5/3 doesn't belong because 5 is too big for 3 so to fix it I would just reverse it.

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I noticed the pattern 3 to the right and down 3. I also noticed the pattern down 3 right 3.

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you can go 3 down 3 right and then go 2 right 3 down and 1 right

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I Noticed That Every Answer Had An Opposite Answer To It.

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In the 3x3 we had 18 and in the 2x2 we had 6

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down 2 over one down one over two.

over 2 down one over one down 2. These patterns are the opposite of each other.

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right 3 down 3

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i noticed the pattern down right down right then Right down right down  

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i noticed the pattern down right down right then Right down right down  

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I noticed that there was always an opposite for each pattern and that no matter what, the amount of routes there are, it's always gonna be an even number.

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One pattern i noticed in the 3x3 was down 1 over 2 down 1 over 1 down 1. than you do over 1 down 2 over 1 down 1 over 1.

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i noticed that in the 3x3 you can make 18 routes but in the 2x2 you can make only about 6 routes

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over 1 down 2 over 1 down 1 over 1

over 3 and down 3

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I noticed that the amount of routes doubled. I also noticed that there where many lines

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I noticed the pattern down 2, all the way to the right, then down. Down 3, then all the way to the right.

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I noticed that there will be more patterns than squares.

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A pattern I noticed was on the 2x2 you will end up on the B side no matter what route you take.

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In the 2x2 grid there were 6 routes and the 3x3 had 14 that my group found. Two patterns i noticed in the 3x3 were right 2, down 3 and right 1. Another one would be down one, right one,down one, right one, down one, and right one.

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down 1 right 2 down 2

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The sequence that doesn't belong is the 17th number line, which is shaped differently than others.

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I would say that 3/2 doesn't belong here because it is a fraction that is greater than 1 and the number sequence, for the denominators, doesn't make sense with a half. I would modify the odd one by flipping it so that it would make sense with the others in the table.

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I think that  3/2 doesnt belong because it is the only one that is counted as over 100%.

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I think that  3/2 doesnt belong because it is the only one that is counted as over 100%.

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i think -1/4 because its negative

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3/2 is the one that doesn't belong because its a improper fraction.

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I think the 40% does not belong because its a percentage as the other ones are all fractions. I would change it by making it into the equivalent fraction, 2 over 5

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I think 40% doesn't belong because it's the only faction not up there. And I would simple change it to 2/5

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I believe that 3/2 is the one that doesnt belong because it is the only one that goes over 100%

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I think the 40% doesn't belong because it's the only one that is not a fraction. To modify so it does fit I would make it into a 2/5 fraction

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I would say the 40% doesn't belong considering it's not in fraction form like the others. To fix it, I would make it into a fraction to become 2/5.

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I think that 40% does not belong because it isn't a fraction like the rest. I would modify it by changing it into a fraction which would be 2/5.

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I would say that the 40% doesn't belong, because it is a percentage instead of a fraction. In order to make it fit, I would replace it with its corresponding fraction, that being 2/5.

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I think 40% does not belong because it is the only number out of the four that is a percentage. To make it fit, I would make it a fraction, which is 2/5.

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I think the one that does not belong is the 3/2 because it is the only improper fraction

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They all have something that would make them not apply it really depends on what you look at

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40% is the odd one out since it's the only non fraction in the group. I would modify it into a fraction and make it 2/5 so it fits in with everything else.

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-1/4 is the one that doesn't belong because it is the only number that is negative. We could replace it with any positive number, such as 6 or 6/4.

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40% does not belong because it is the only one not converted into a fraction. I would modify 40% by converting it to 2/5.

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I think 40% percent doesn't belong because it's the only fraction. I would replace this with a fraction so it could fit in with the other numbers.

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I think that the 40% does not belong because its the only number that's a percentage while the others are all fractions. I would modify it by converting it into a fraction that matches 40%.

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I think 40% doesn't belong because it is a percentage, and the rest are fractions. I would modify the percentage into a fraction so that it matches all of the other "numbers."

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I think the one that does not belong is 3/2 because it is the only number in the group that is over 1 and compared to the rest, they are all under 1. To modify this, we can flip it to change it to 2/3.

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I think its 3/2 because if your were to simplify it you would get 1 1/2 and the other ones don't have a whole number.

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I think 40% doesn't belong because it's 2/5 as a fraction. 5 as a denominator is different from the even denominators of the other fractions.

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I think that 3/2 does not belong because it is the only improper fraction. In order to fix this I would switch the numerator and denominater, making it 2/3

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I would say 3/2 because all the other numbers are less than their denominator. It would create a number greater then 100% of the denomitnator.

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I think the 40% does not belong because it is the only one that's not a fraction. I would change it by turning it into a fraction that is equal to 40% so it belongs.

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I think 3/2 doesn't fit because it is the only one that is over 100% all of the other ones are below that. In order to make it fit I would change where the 2 and 3 were placed.

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I think that 40% doesn't belong because it's the only percentage out of all of the fractions. I would change it into its equivalent: 2/5

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I think 40% doesn't belong because it's the only percentage out of the four numbers. I would convert it into a fraction, 2/5.

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I think 3/2 doesn't belong there because it's an improper fraction. It's odd since the numerator is greater than the denominator. I would modify the denominator over the numerator.

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I think that 3/2 doesn't belong because it is the only one that equals over 100%.