Comparing Fractions Using Common Denominators - [4-6-7]

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[@hemrajue3434]

I think this method also works comparing fractions
1/2 ? 1/4
Convert both the fractions to a whole numbers by multiplying lcd of denominators
i.e 4×1/2 ? 4×1/4
2 ? 1
2>1
So first fraction is bigger than second.

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[@felixcat4346]

Very nice presentation but I am wondering what something that is pretty obvious by just looking at the fractions is warrant things 24 minute explanation and solving it in what I consider to be pretty obvious

[@MathAndScience]

Well your mistake is assuming this is obvious for all problems. For example it is more difficult to ascertain which is bigger: 6/98 Or 11/101

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