Which one doesn't belong? by Metztli Enriquez

jayden

2024-01-09 16:35:37 UTC

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.

Jazmine Contreras

2024-01-09 16:36:00 UTC

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

Carol A.

2024-01-09 16:36:13 UTC

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.

Piper Emery

pemery504761 — 2024-01-09 16:36:15 UTC

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.

Cristo c

2024-01-09 16:36:17 UTC

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.

Kendall Brown

kbrown505473 — 2024-01-09 16:36:22 UTC

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.

Parker Gibson

pgibson504638 — 2024-01-09 16:36:22 UTC

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

Carlos Alejandrino

calejandrino505672 — 2024-01-09 16:36:26 UTC

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.

Jaden Saelee

JadenSaelee — 2024-01-09 16:36:27 UTC

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.

Mariana Rodriguez

2024-01-09 16:36:28 UTC

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.

Gabriela Lopez

2024-01-09 16:36:29 UTC

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

Josiah Saetern

2024-01-09 16:36:37 UTC

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.

Logan S

2024-01-09 16:36:38 UTC

-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.

Anahi

arivera505670 — 2024-01-09 16:36:43 UTC

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.

Samantha Rios

2024-01-09 16:36:44 UTC

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%.

Gabriel Arevalo

2024-01-09 16:36:54 UTC

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

Margarita Cortes

2024-01-09 16:37:06 UTC

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.

Maximilian Xiong

2024-01-09 16:37:08 UTC

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.

Arianna

aabarca504615 — 2024-01-09 16:37:16 UTC

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.

Miguel Sanchez

2024-01-09 16:37:29 UTC

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.

Emiliano I

eibarra505005 — 2024-01-09 16:37:30 UTC

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

Samuel Moradzadeh

smoradzadeh709323 — 2024-01-09 16:37:44 UTC

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

Karina

2024-01-09 16:37:45 UTC

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

Camila

cgarces505782 — 2024-01-09 16:37:51 UTC

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.

Jalena F

jfraser505067 — 2024-01-09 16:38:00 UTC

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.

Saorse

sbarahona709477 — 2024-01-09 16:38:12 UTC

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.

Kimberly S

2024-01-09 16:38:25 UTC

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

Avnoor B

2024-01-09 16:38:26 UTC

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.

Betzy Angel-Bernabe

2024-01-09 16:38:33 UTC

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

Giovanni Garcia

2024-01-09 16:38:48 UTC

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.

Logan E.

2024-01-09 16:38:50 UTC

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.

Henry Flores

hflores504886 — 2024-01-09 16:40:39 UTC

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.

Lesly Covarrubias

2024-01-09 16:40:42 UTC

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

Edwin

2024-01-09 17:10:50 UTC

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.

cesar velazquez

2024-01-09 17:28:55 UTC

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

Brandon Detrinidad

bdetrinidad506141 — 2024-01-09 17:29:57 UTC

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.

Cali Yazzie

cyazzie506208 — 2024-01-09 17:30:02 UTC

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

Jesse

jmorgan506294 — 2024-01-09 17:30:25 UTC

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.

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

rguitron505980 — 2024-01-09 17:30:28 UTC

Jesus Gonzalez

2024-01-09 17:30:29 UTC

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

Arleth Rios

2024-01-09 17:30:38 UTC

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

Noah Ruiz

2024-01-09 17:30:42 UTC

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.

Cristian Contreras

2024-01-09 17:30:43 UTC

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

rafael

2024-01-09 17:30:45 UTC

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

Rylan Thao

rthao506232 — 2024-01-09 17:31:35 UTC

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.

jess

2024-01-09 17:31:49 UTC

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

Kaliyah

2024-01-09 17:31:51 UTC

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.

Vanessa Bradshaw

2024-01-09 17:32:05 UTC

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.

Lillyana

2024-01-09 17:32:12 UTC

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

Christopher A.

2024-01-09 17:32:57 UTC

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.

Valeria L.

2024-01-09 17:34:07 UTC

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

Jesse

jmorgan506294 — 2024-01-09 18:07:24 UTC

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

cesar velazquez

2024-01-09 18:07:31 UTC

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

Chris A.

2024-01-09 18:07:42 UTC

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

lillyana

2024-01-09 18:07:57 UTC

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

Valeria L.

2024-01-09 18:08:14 UTC

down 2 over one down one over two.

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

Giovanni Hernandez

2024-01-09 18:08:42 UTC

right 3 down 3

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

2024-01-09 18:08:48 UTC

Brandon Detrinidad

bdetrinidad506141 — 2024-01-09 18:09:02 UTC

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.

Noah Ruiz

2024-01-09 18:09:12 UTC

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.

julissa valencia

2024-01-09 18:09:20 UTC

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

jess

2024-01-09 18:09:22 UTC

over 1 down 2 over 1 down 1 over 1

over 3 and down 3

Alexis

2024-01-09 18:09:32 UTC

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

Jesus Gonzalez

2024-01-09 18:09:56 UTC

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

Rylan

rthao506232 — 2024-01-09 18:09:59 UTC

I noticed that there will be more patterns than squares.

Arleth Rios

2024-01-09 18:10:05 UTC

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

Vanessa Bradshaw

2024-01-09 18:10:27 UTC

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.

rafael

2024-01-09 18:10:31 UTC

down 1 right 2 down 2

Kaliyah

2024-01-09 18:10:36 UTC

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

Jesus Enriquez

2024-01-09 19:15:31 UTC

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.

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

2024-01-09 19:16:19 UTC

ivan

2024-01-09 19:16:20 UTC

i think -1/4 because its negative

Adrean

2024-01-09 19:16:29 UTC

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

Cruz H

2024-01-09 19:17:01 UTC

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

Dejuan

2024-01-09 19:17:11 UTC

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

David

2024-01-09 19:17:16 UTC

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

james

2024-01-09 19:17:16 UTC

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

Nailea

2024-01-09 19:17:23 UTC

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.

ayva r

arubio504639 — 2024-01-09 19:17:36 UTC

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.

James McCaw

jmccaw505732 — 2024-01-09 19:17:50 UTC

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.

Sophie Fernandez

sfernandez109570 — 2024-01-09 19:17:54 UTC

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.

camden

2024-01-09 19:18:07 UTC

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

dsalazar109276 — 2024-01-09 19:18:10 UTC

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

Dae'Zhan

dmims505496 — 2024-01-09 19:18:13 UTC

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.

Craig

2024-01-09 19:18:14 UTC

-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.

Evelyn R

2024-01-09 19:18:27 UTC

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.

2024-01-09 19:18:43 UTC

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.

shantelle

smagana505009 — 2024-01-09 19:18:51 UTC

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%.

Abigail Schneider

aschneider505585 — 2024-01-09 19:18:53 UTC

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."

Sophia Saxton

ssaxton505579 — 2024-01-09 19:18:54 UTC

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.

Ernesto

2024-01-09 19:18:54 UTC

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.

Colette Collins

2024-01-09 19:18:55 UTC

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.

mallary morris

mmorris109621 — 2024-01-09 19:19:00 UTC

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

Zach

2024-01-09 19:19:04 UTC

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.

Presley Oliver

poliver505491 — 2024-01-09 19:19:06 UTC

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.

Nathaniel Castaneda

2024-01-09 19:19:07 UTC

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.

Gabrielle Sy

gsy505588 — 2024-01-09 19:19:23 UTC

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

StephannieValdobinos — 2024-01-09 19:19:44 UTC

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.

Melissa Figueroa

mfigueroa505023 — 2024-01-09 19:19:48 UTC

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.

Bailee Moniz

2024-01-09 19:19:48 UTC

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

joanna calderon

2024-01-09 19:19:49 UTC

I believe that -1/4 doesn't belong because it's the only one that is negative. It can be fixed by turning it positive.

Cooper Gaoiran

2024-01-09 19:19:53 UTC

I think 3/2 doesn't belong because its the only number over 100%

Kevin

kxiong505404 — 2024-01-09 19:20:19 UTC

I think that 3/2 doesn't belong in the group because when turning it to a percent, it is the only percent that goes over 100%.

Kate Herr

2024-01-09 19:21:16 UTC

I think 3/2 doesn't belong because it is an improper fraction and goes over 100%. It also has the greatest value out of all the other numbers.

Jesus

jcazares505627 — 2024-01-09 19:22:57 UTC

40% is the odd one out because it is the only one that isn't a fraction. I would change it to 2/5 so it does belong and is a fraction like the rest.

Jenavieve

2024-01-09 20:10:48 UTC

over 3 down 3

down 3 over 3

one route has an opposite