3 years ago

What is greater 7/12 0.75 or 5/6

1 answer:

7 0

7/12=.58
5/6= .83
soooo
if the numbers are .58, .83 and .75 your order would be
.58, .75, .83
in other words
7/12, .75, 5/6
if your just looking for the biggest number your answer would be
5/6
hope this helps!

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