Is 54/100 greater than 7/12

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Hello,

The answer is "no or false".

Reason:

Remember that whole numbers that are bigger than a smaller whole number is greater. Also a fraction that has bigger numerators or denominators is smaller than the fraction that has smaller numerators and denominators.

54/100<7/12

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