Yes, it is.
Yes, 8 twentieths is bigger than 2 fifths. When you convert 2 fifths to twentieths, it becomes 8 twentieths (since 2/5 = 8/20). Therefore, 8 twentieths equals 8 twentieths, making them equal, not one bigger than the other.
no
Yes Seventeen twentieths is greater then 3 quarters
no, three-fourths equals fifteen-twentieths, which is larger than thirteen-twentieths
Two thirds is not larger than four fifths. It's almost 17% smaller.
Yes, 8 twentieths is bigger than 2 fifths. When you convert 2 fifths to twentieths, it becomes 8 twentieths (since 2/5 = 8/20). Therefore, 8 twentieths equals 8 twentieths, making them equal, not one bigger than the other.
no
No, if you convert 3/4 into twentieths you get 15/20 which is lower than 17/20.
Yes Seventeen twentieths is greater then 3 quarters
no, three-fourths equals fifteen-twentieths, which is larger than thirteen-twentieths
17/20 is larger than 4/5. To compare fractions, put them both in a common denominator. Here, you can multiply 4/5 by 4/4 (equality) to create the fraction 16/20. 17/20 > 16/20 You can create a common denominator for fractions (where one is not a factor of the other) by finding the Least Common Multiple : multiply their uncommon factors by their common factors. Here, 20 is already a multiple of 5.
four fifths
Three fifths is larger than three eighths
Two thirds is not larger than four fifths. It's almost 17% smaller.
One and four fifths, as it is 1.8, which is 0.05 larger than 1.75 is.
No.
It is larger.