The last pair of numbers bracket the point 3/7.
12/32 = 3/8 < 3/7
15/18 = 5/6 > 3/7
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3/7 ≈ 0.428571... (repeating), so will be larger than 3/8 = 0.375, 12/32 = 3/8, and 4/10. That is, 3/7 is larger than the largest number of each pair except the last.
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You can always compare two fractions to see which is larger by cross-multiplying. That is a/b vs c/d gives the same result as ad vs bc. (Put the product on the numerator side of the comparison.)
Here, that would mean comparing 12/32 vs 3/7, we would get 12·7 vs 3·32, or 84 vs 96. The fraction on the left is smaller.
Comparing 3/7 vs 15/18, we would get 3·18 vs 7·15, or 54 vs 105. The fraction on the right is larger.
Correlation, not causation because weight has nothing to do with your vocabulary you could be super thin and be a genius or be super thin and be an idiot or the other way around with fat people
I think it's 108. But I'm not really good at math so...
