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Without multiplying, circle whether eac less than, or equal to the whole numbe 4 X 국 greater than less than equal to

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hichkok12 [17]1 year ago

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Given

1. 4 x 1/7

2. 12 x 2 5/6

procedure

$4*\frac{1}{7}$

1. The answer is 4 x 1/7 is less than 4

$12*2\frac{5}{6}>12$

2. The answer is 12 x 2 5/6 is greater than 12

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