Write these fractions in order size smallest first show you're working 5/12 1/3 4/9 11/27

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First find the lowest common multiple of the denominators which are 12 3 9 and 27 these all go into 108. Next divide 108 by the original denominators for example 108/12 is 9 then times 9 by the numerator which is 5 and you get 45 so the first one is 45/108. Do this for them all and order by the size of the numerator

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