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Yesterday my family caught a largo fish. We ate 2/6 of the fish. Today we eat 2/4 of the fish. Told my motores that we ate more

fish yesterday than today because 6 is greater than 4. So 2/6 is greater than 2/4. My mother told me i madre a mistake .

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Alchen [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Fraction of fish ate on first day = 2/6

fraction of fish ate on second day = 2/4

In case of comparison of rational numbers if the numerators of two rational numbers is same and the denominators are different, then the number having larger denominator is less than the number having smaller denominator.

So, the number 2/6 < 2/4

So, the fraction of fish ate on the first day is less than the amount of fish ate on te second day.

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