Answer:
Remains the same
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
[tex]\frac{XZ}{Y}[/tex]
Required
What happens when the X and Y are tripled;
[tex]Initial\ Fraction = \frac{XZ}{Y}[/tex]
When both X and Y are tripled, the new fraction is represented below:
[tex]New\ Fraction = \frac{3XZ}{3Y}[/tex]
When the numerator and denominator are divided by their common factor (3), the new fraction becomes
[tex]New\ Fraction = \frac{3XZ/3}{3Y/3}[/tex]
[tex]New\ Fraction = \frac{XZ}{Y}[/tex]
Compare the new fraction with the initial fraction; one would notice that they have the same value;
Hence, the fraction remains the same
