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I think 5/3 is the odd one out because it’s a improper fraction, which the denominator is bigger than the numerator and all the other numbers are proper fractions.

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5/3 because it’s an irregular fraction. It also could be 2/10 because it’s the only fraction which can be simplified.

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2/5 is greater than 2/10.
Because 2/10 is equivalent to 1/5.
2/5 is greater than 1/5.
2/10 is the only one that can be simplified.

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I think that 2/10 could’ve the odd one out because it’s the only one that can be simplified

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Also 5/3 is the only one that has a whole number. If it included whole numbers, it would be the only one with the number 1. It should be 1 2/3

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I think the answer is 5/3 because this fraction is a irregular faction and it doesn’t make sense. The top of the fraction is a numerator and the bottom is a denominator and the numerator is normally bigger than the denominator but 5/3 is not following this rule.

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I think that 5/3 the odd one out because it’s the only one with a bigger numinator than the dininimator. An it is also a improper fraction.

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5/3 because it is the only irregular fraction. 2/10 can also be the odd one out because it is the only one that can be simplified.

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I think the odd fraction out is 5/3 because it’s an improper fraction. 2/10 could also be the odd one out because it is the only one that can be simplified.

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Because it is the only one with a numerator larger than the denominator and also because it is a improper fraction. Additionally, it is the only one that can turn into a mix fraction.

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5/3 I think that this is the odd one out because the numerator is larger then the denominator that means it is a improper fraction and it is irrelevant.

2/10 because you can only simplify this fraction

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5/3because it is the only one that has a numerator greater than the denominator.
Also because it is an irregular fraction

2/10 is also one of them because it is the only one that can be simplified.

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5/3 is the odd one out since it  should be 1 2/3. The numerator is bigger than the denomernater which makes it the odd one out.

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The odd one out is 5/3 as it is the only irregular fraction. 1/2 , 2/10 and 2/5 are all regular fractions

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I think it is this one because it is the only one which has it’s numerator is greater than the denominator and most other fractions are opposite

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The answer is 5/3. This is because you have 3 for 1 whole and 5 is more than 1 whole. In other words, the denominator is a LESS than the numerator.

The other answer is 2/10. I think that this is because this fraction is the only fraction in the picture to be able to be simplified.

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5/3 cause it is the only improper fraction of the 4

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5/3is the odd one out since the numerator is greater than the denominator

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5/3 is odd one out because it is a improper raction but the others are not not irrelevant.
5/3 could also be the odd one out because it is the only fraction which can be changed into a mixed.
2/10 could be the odd one out because it is the only fraction which could be simplified , for example 1/2 can’t be simplified further because it is already in its most simple form.

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I think the answer is 5/3 because the numerator is bigger than the denominator.

2/10 because it is the only one that can’t be simplified

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I think that the odd fraction is 5/3 because it is a irregular fraction.

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5/3 because it’s the only one with a whole number so it’s irregular.

2/10 it can be simplified.

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5/3 because it’s the only improper fraction.

2/10 because it’s the only fraction that can be simplified.

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I think that odd one out is 5/3 because it is an irregular fraction. All the other ones are regular.