No, it is not.
yes.
Fractions greater than three fourths include four fifths, five sixths, six sevenths, seven eights, eight ninths, and infinitely many more others.
4 is more than half of 5, while 3 is half of 6. Therefore 4/5 is greater than 3/6.
Yes, by 1.4
The size of the whole thing doesn't matter. If you cut it into more pieces, then each piece has to be smaller. And if you cut it into fewer pieces, than the pieces are bigger.
they're the same
Yes, one sixth is equal to two twelfths.Therefore three sixths is equal to just six twelths.Seven twelfths is therefore bigger (more) than 3 sixths.
Two fifths, this is because 5 fifths is the whole and if you already have 3 fifths you just need 2 more to make 5.
There are 4......
Three fifths is a tenth part more than a half. -ie Half is 5/10 - 3/5 is 6/10.
Well, friend, four fifths is actually more than a half. You see, when you have four out of five parts, that's a larger portion than having just one out of two parts. It's all about understanding fractions and how they compare to each other. Just remember, there's no mistakes in learning, just happy little accidents.
The size of the square doesn't depend on how many pieces you cut it into. The more pieces it's divided into, the smaller the pieces have to be, but the whole thing is still the same four-inch square. If you could make something bigger by dividing it into more pieces, we'd all be buying steaks and roasts and making ground beef at home.