Which fraction is greater 2/3 or 4/5

1 answer:

3 0

To find the answer, you have to first find the lcm (lowest common multiple)
The lcm is 15
Now you have to multiply both fractions so the denominator is 15.
2/3 times 5=10/15 4/5 times 3= 12/15
12 is greater than 10 so 4/5 is greater

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