Yes, (4/12) and (6/18) are equal.
ten twelfths, 15 eighteenths
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
one half
One sixth. (1/6)
Two twelfths is equal to one sixth, and is thus lesser than two sixths.
Two twelfths (2/12) is also known as one sixth (1/6). To make the number appear larger, another answer is three eighteenths.
ten twelfths, 15 eighteenths
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
Yes. Two twelfths equal one sixth, so it follows.
one half
One sixth. (1/6)
Two twelfths is equal to one sixth, and is thus lesser than two sixths.
one sixth
one sixth
To add eight twelfths and one sixth, first convert one sixth to twelfths: one sixth equals two twelfths. Now, add eight twelfths and two twelfths together: (8/12 + 2/12 = 10/12). This can be simplified to five sixths. Thus, eight twelfths plus one sixth equals five sixths.
Three.
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.