yes If we convert a third into twelfths, it turns out to be 4/12, so yes, 5/12 is bigger.
Three-twelfths is equal to one quarter. Three-ninths is equal to one third. One third of anything is a greater quantity than one quarter of anything, therefore, "Three-ninths" is the larger of the two.
No.
Oh, dude, let's break out the math hats for this one! So, one third is equal to four twelfths, right? And four is definitely greater than three, so yeah, one third is greater than three twelfths. Like, it's just basic math, man.
six twelfths
Yes, five sixths is bigger than four twelfths (simplified: one third).
yes If we convert a third into twelfths, it turns out to be 4/12, so yes, 5/12 is bigger.
Both one third and three twelfths are equivalent fractions. They represent the same amount, which is one quarter. Therefore, they are equal in size and neither is bigger than the other.
Three-twelfths is equal to one quarter. Three-ninths is equal to one third. One third of anything is a greater quantity than one quarter of anything, therefore, "Three-ninths" is the larger of the two.
No.
No.
1/2 = six twelfths That's bigger than one twelfth.
No. One third of a pound is equal to four-twelfths, while one quarter is equal to three twelfths. So a third is 33% greater than a quarter.
Oh, dude, let's break out the math hats for this one! So, one third is equal to four twelfths, right? And four is definitely greater than three, so yeah, one third is greater than three twelfths. Like, it's just basic math, man.
One Half.6/12 isequivalentto one half so: 3/12<1/2 (Is Less Than)
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