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Using a commen denominator to order fractions, please help
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Using a commen denominator to order fractions, please help

Using a commen denominator to order fractions, please help-example-1
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7/9=49/63 and 16/21=48/63

So, 7/9>16/21
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7/9=147/189

16/21=144/189

7/9 is greater than 16/21.

I hope it helped!!!:)
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