Which of the following equations represent the statement, \"one fifth of m is twice of one third of n\"?
\(\dfrac{m}{5} = \dfrac{2n}{3}\)
\"One fifth of m\" is written as \(\dfrac{m}{5}\).
\"One third of n\" is written as \(\dfrac{n}{3}\), and \"twice of one third of n\" is \(2 \times \dfrac{n}{3} = \dfrac{2n}{3}\).
So the statement becomes \(\dfrac{m}{5} = \dfrac{2n}{3}\).
Hence, the correct equation is \(\dfrac{m}{5} = \dfrac{2n}{3}\).
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