Shane Partridge ​Mathematics

Equivelant Fractions can have Different Common Factors as displayed above. 

 

But the Highest Common Factor Value [Number] usually displays the lowest Equivelant Fraction.

 

So multiplying the Common Factors of [ 2 x 7 ] results in the 

highest Common Factor of [14].

 

Therefore the Highest Common Factor can calculate the 

Lowest Equivelant Fraction.

Which consists of a Numerator [3]

and Denominator [4].

 

Therefore [42] divided by [14] = [3] 

Therefore [56] divided by [14] = [4]