+6+6+325+65+
No, they are not equal. Usually one would get two fractions to a common denominator, to compare, but you could also have the same numerator and compare (think of comparing 1/4 to 1/3 - they have the same numerator).So if you multiply numerator/denominator of 6/15 by 5, then you have 30/75. Since the (75) is greater than (65), then the fraction (30/75) is the smaller fraction. [Just like 1/4 is smaller than 1/2.]Or do this: 30/65 = 6/13, which is greater than 6/15 (smaller denominator means larger fraction).The other way is to get both to common denominator. So 30/65 simplifies to 10/13, and 6/15 simplifies to 2/5. So 65 is the common denominator, and we have 6/15 = 26/65, which is less than 30/65.
65 decimetres is 6.5 metres
6 km equals 6000 m which is greater than 660 m
Where is the decimal point??? Otherwise as written 65 > 6
-6
+6+6+325+65+
No, they are not equal. Usually one would get two fractions to a common denominator, to compare, but you could also have the same numerator and compare (think of comparing 1/4 to 1/3 - they have the same numerator).So if you multiply numerator/denominator of 6/15 by 5, then you have 30/75. Since the (75) is greater than (65), then the fraction (30/75) is the smaller fraction. [Just like 1/4 is smaller than 1/2.]Or do this: 30/65 = 6/13, which is greater than 6/15 (smaller denominator means larger fraction).The other way is to get both to common denominator. So 30/65 simplifies to 10/13, and 6/15 simplifies to 2/5. So 65 is the common denominator, and we have 6/15 = 26/65, which is less than 30/65.
65 decimetres is 6.5 metres
6 km equals 6000 m which is greater than 660 m
6
Where is the decimal point??? Otherwise as written 65 > 6
0.6 is smaller that 0.65 is.
-5
Assuming you mean 6/8: Two ways to get a greater fraction are to make the numerator greater; or to make the denominator smaller.
No. one half =6/12 which is smaller than 7/12
1-6 = -5 So -4 and 0 are two possible answers.