Answer:
3/2 is greater than 1
Step-by-step explanation:
A little trick to immediately know if a number is more or less than when it involves fractions versus whole numbers is that improper fractions will always be greater than 1.
If you want to confirm this, dividing 3/2 equals 1.5, ergo 1.5 > 1.
In essence, improper fractions will always represent a number greater than one contrasted to proper fractions because if you put it on a perspective (let's say you have 13 pie slices but you only needed 12, that means there is a pie slice that's extra that makes it greater than the original pie slices).
Hope that helps :)
The graphs insect at 3 and 13
We know that
in a unit circle the radius is 1
therefore
[Length of a circumference]=2*pi*r------> 2*pi
if 2pi radians in a circle unit has a length of ------------> 2*pi
2pi/3 radians----------------------------> X
X=2pi/3
the answer is 2pi/3
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From the attachment,
AD = AE, so FA is a median.
BD = BF, so BE is a median.
CF = CE, so DC is a median.
And G is the centroid.
From the properties of centroid, we know that
The centroid divides each median in a ratio of 2:1
So,
So, GB will be 
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