no becasue if you have a cake and cut it into 3 equal parts 2 of them partts is bigger than the one left over
No. Two tenths is 20%. One third is 33 1/3%
no, it will be slightly bigger, 1 half is 1/6 larger than 1 third so 1 half and a third is 1/6 larger than 2/3
Oh yes, one third is quite a bit smaller than five sixths. To compare, we can convert one third into two sixths. So five sixths is fully three sixths (equal to one half) larger than a third.
One third is greater than two fifths.
Notwo thirds is two times as big as one third
No. Two tenths is 20%. One third is 33 1/3%
no, it will be slightly bigger, 1 half is 1/6 larger than 1 third so 1 half and a third is 1/6 larger than 2/3
umm in that problem 2/3 is larger than 1/2
Convert both to fifteenths (3x5). One third is 5/15 and two fifths is 6/15, so two fifths is larger.
Oh yes, one third is quite a bit smaller than five sixths. To compare, we can convert one third into two sixths. So five sixths is fully three sixths (equal to one half) larger than a third.
One third is greater than two fifths.
Notwo thirds is two times as big as one third
it is bigger because i said so
One third (1/3) is greater than one sixth (1/6). This is because when both fractions are compared with a common denominator, one third equals two sixths (2/6), making it larger. In decimal form, one third is approximately 0.333, while one sixth is approximately 0.167. Thus, one third represents a larger portion of a whole than one sixth does.
Yes, one fourth (1/4) is bigger than two sixths (2/6). When simplified, two sixths equals one third (1/3). Since one fourth (0.25) is greater than one third (approximately 0.33), one fourth is indeed larger.
Yes, one third is smaller than two quarters. Two quarters equal one half, which is greater than one third. In decimal form, one third is approximately 0.333, while one half is 0.5. Thus, one third is indeed smaller than two quarters.
yes one third is greater than two ninthsYes.