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Write a fraction greater than 1 for 2 using 3 as the denominator .

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The question is a little confusing, but a fraction that is equal to 2 using 3 as a denominator is 6/3. Any addition to the numerator will make the number larger than 2; so 7/3, 10/3, 20/3 are all greater than 2.

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