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3 years ago

What is less 2/10 or 10/6?

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4 0

This is obvious, 2/10 is less than one
10/6 is more than 1 so
2/10<1<10/6
therfor 2/10 is less

the legit way to do it is
convert bottom numbers to same number
number is 30

2/10 times 3/3=6/10
10/6 times 5/5=50/30

6/10<50/30

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