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Please help.... thank you

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Anna [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

going from left to right

1. 1/2

2. 3/4

3. 1 1/4

4. 1 1/2

5. 1 3/4

6. 2 1/2

7. 2 3/4

8. 3 1/2

9. 3 3/4

since 1/2 is > 1/4

and 3/4 is > 1/2

whenever you have a number in front of a fraction, it goes between the number it is (say 3) and the number after (4)

hope this helps:)

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