5/8
To compare five-sevenths (5/7) and six-eighths (6/8), we can simplify six-eighths to three-fourths (3/4). Converting both fractions to decimals, 5/7 is approximately 0.714, while 3/4 is 0.75. Since 0.75 is greater than 0.714, six-eighths (or three-fourths) is bigger than five-sevenths.
5/8 is bigger.
[Five sevenths] is 0.0893 greater than [five eighths]. (rounded)
No
3/7 x 5/8 = 0.26786 (rounded).
To compare five-sevenths (5/7) and six-eighths (6/8), we can simplify six-eighths to three-fourths (3/4). Converting both fractions to decimals, 5/7 is approximately 0.714, while 3/4 is 0.75. Since 0.75 is greater than 0.714, six-eighths (or three-fourths) is bigger than five-sevenths.
5/8 is bigger.
[Five sevenths] is 0.0893 greater than [five eighths]. (rounded)
5/8 is bigger.
5/8 of 3/7 is 15/56
No
No it is not. 5 and 3 eighths are bigger by one eighth.
3/7 x 5/8 = 0.26786 (rounded).
5/8 is bigger
5/7 & 4/6 => 5/7 & 2/3 To compare fractions, bring to a common denominator and equivalent numerators. Hence 5(3)/7(3) & 2(7)/3(7) Hence 15/21 & 14/21 Compare the numerators . 15 > 14 Hence 15/21 > 14/21 => 5/6 > 2/3 => 5/7> 4/6 NB When inspecting fractions, look to see if a fraction can be reduced. 4/6 = 2/3 . Smaller numbers are easier to handle. !!!!!
Yes, I believe it is.
(2/7) of (5/9) of (3/8) of 168 = 10