Two thirds is (6 and 2/3) percent bigger than 5 eighths.
Expressed as a decimal fraction, 3/8, or three eighths, is equal to 0.375.Expressed as a decimal fraction, 2/3, or two thirds, is equal to 0.6 recurring.2/3 is seven twenty-fourths bigger than three eighths.
4 fifths is bigger than 2 thirds.
No, because 2 thirds is a fraction which is 2/3 which is 66.6 percent of what the original size (which means it is actually a decreased size) is where as 3 times bigger would be increasing the size by 3.
2/3 is bigger than 1/3
Two thirds is the name of the fraction 2/3.
Expressed as a decimal fraction, 3/8, or three eighths, is equal to 0.375.Expressed as a decimal fraction, 2/3, or two thirds, is equal to 0.6 recurring.2/3 is seven twenty-fourths bigger than three eighths.
2/8 or 2/3 Bring both fractions to equivaloent fractions, with the SAME denomoniator. The same denominator is 8 x 3 = 24 Hence 2/8 & 2/3 => 6/24 & 16/24 We now compare the numertors(top number). Clearly 16 > 6 Hence it follows that 16/24 > 6/24 => 2/3 > 2/8 NB 2/8 is an equivlanet fraction and can be reduced to 1/4 However it still remains as 2/3 > 1/4
two thirds
2/3
Yes, seven eighths (7/8) is bigger than two thirds (2/3). When both fractions are converted to a common denominator, 7/8 equals 0.875 and 2/3 equals approximately 0.667. Since 0.875 is greater than 0.667, seven eighths is indeed larger than two thirds.
Two thirds is twice as much as one third.
4 fifths is bigger than 2 thirds.
Seven eighths is bigger. 2\5 < 7\8
They are equivalent.
(3/8) is 12.5% bigger than (2/6).
Yes 2/3 is 66.6% . 4/8 is 50%.
Well, honey, let me break it down for you. Two thirds is definitely bigger than five eighths. Think of it this way - if you had a pie cut into 8 slices and you took 5, that's less than if you took 2 out of 3 slices. Math doesn't lie, darling.