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Put the following in ascending order​

Put the following in ascending order​-example-1
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Answer:

1/3 , 2/5 , 7/15 , 1/2 , 2/3 , 9/10

Explanation:

take the LCM of all the denominator

then multiply the fractions with such a number that makes the denominator the LCM

LCM of the denominators is 30

so, 7/15*2/2=14/30

same way, 2/5*6/6=12/30

1/3*10/10=10/30

1/2*15/15=15/30

9/10*3/3=27/30

2/3*10/10=20/30

now arrange them in ascending order

12/30 , 14/30 , 15/30 , 20/30 , 27/30

i.e. 1/3 , 2/5 , 7/15 , 1/2 , 2/3 , 9/10

User Michal Krasny
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Answer:

see explanation

Explanation:

To be able to compare the fractions we require them to have a common denominator.

The lowest common denominator of

15, 5, 3, 2, 10, 3 is 30

Multiply the numerator/denominator of each fraction by the required value which makes the denominator 30.

denominator 15, multiply by 2

denominator 5, multiply by 6

denominator 3, multiply by 10

denominator 2, multiply by 15

denominator 10, multiply by 3

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(7)/(15) =
(7(2))/(15(2)) =
(14)/(30)


(2)/(5) =
(2(6))/(5(6)) =
(12)/(30)


(1)/(3) =
(1(10))/(3(10)) =
(10)/(30)


(1)/(2) =
(1(15))/(2(15)) =
(15)/(30)


(9)/(10) =
(9(3))/(10(3)) =
(27)/(30)


(2)/(3) =
(2(10))/(3(10)) =
(20)/(30)

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Placing these in ascending order ( smallest to largest )


(10)/(30),
(12)/(30),
(14)/(30),
(15)/(30),
(20)/(30),
(27)/(30)

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Listing the actual fractions corresponding to the equivalent fractions


(1)/(3),
(2)/(5),
(7)/(15),
(1)/(2),
(2)/(3),
(9)/(10)

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