no, 2/3 is the same as 6/9
Four Eights Is Bigger Than Five Ninths.
i think no * No. Take a second to think about it- if you take a pie and cut it into nine equal slices, is one slice bigger than five slices?
no ____ No: 2 over 9 (2/9) is only two ninths, which is less than a third, which is three ninths (3/9). five ninths (5/9) is bigger than a half, if that helps.
No, two thirds equals about 66%, while seven ninths equals about 77%...
Five eights is 40 which is much bigger than five ninths, which is less than 1.
Yes.
no, 2/3 is the same as 6/9
Four Eights Is Bigger Than Five Ninths.
i think no * No. Take a second to think about it- if you take a pie and cut it into nine equal slices, is one slice bigger than five slices?
no ____ No: 2 over 9 (2/9) is only two ninths, which is less than a third, which is three ninths (3/9). five ninths (5/9) is bigger than a half, if that helps.
No, two thirds equals about 66%, while seven ninths equals about 77%...
No.
Three tenths is bigger than two ninths.
Common DenomenatorFirst you need a common denomenator.2/3 4/9you can multiply 2/3 by 3/3 to make it 6/9look at the number on top. is 6 bigger than 4? or is 4 bigger than 6?6 is bigger than four, so 2/3 is bigger than 4/9
Three ninths is one third, and eighths are bigger than ninths. Three eighths is bigger than three ninths. Therefore three eighths is bigger than one third.
To compare five sixths (( \frac{5}{6} )) and seven ninths (( \frac{7}{9} )), we can convert them to a common denominator or compare their decimal forms. The decimal for ( \frac{5}{6} ) is approximately 0.833, while ( \frac{7}{9} ) is approximately 0.778. Since 0.833 is greater than 0.778, five sixths is indeed bigger than seven ninths.