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Is 66.781 divided by 7 22.903 a reasonable answer?
No. 22 sevens is more than double of 10 sevens which is 70 - itself bigger than 66.781. So, in fact, it is far from reasonable.
Which is greater two fifths or four sixths?
Four sixths is bigger. Since if you simplify four sixths is equivalent to two thirds. So two thirds is bigger than two fifths, just like one half is bigger than two thirds.
Is 5 8ths bigger than 1 half?
yes 5 eights is bigger than i half .
Is a half bigger than a three quarter?
half
Is 1.57 inches bigger than a 1in and a half?
yes. .5 (point 5) is one half, .57 (point 57) is bigger than .5 so .57 is bigger than one half
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