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First rewrite 4/11 and 2/5 so that they have a common

First rewrite 4/11 and 2/5 so that they have a common-example-1
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(4)/(11)<(2)/(5)

Step-by-step explanation

To rewrite the fractions so that they have a common denominator, multiply the first fraction by a fraction made of the denominator of the second fraction and vice versa.

For the first fraction:


\begin{gathered} (4)/(11)=(4*5)/(11*5) \\ \\ (20)/(55) \end{gathered}

and the second fraction:


\begin{gathered} (2)/(5)=(2*11)/(5*11) \\ \\ (22)/(55) \end{gathered}

To order the two fractions, check their numerators. Since the numerator of the second fraction is greater than the first:


\begin{gathered} (20)/(55)<(22)/(55) \\ \\ (4)/(11)<(2)/(5) \end{gathered}

That is the answer.

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