ORDERING FRACTIONS WITH DIFFERENT DENOMINATORS PRACTICE PROBLEMS

To compare two or more fractions, first we should have the denominators same.

  • If the denominators are same, we can compare the numerators and decide which is greater.
  • If the denominators are not same, we have to take the least common multiple and make the denominators same.

Order the numbers from least to greatest.

1)  4/25, 2/9, 1/6                 Solution

2)  11/24, 3/7, 9/21           Solution

3) 7/20, 5/12, 3/8                 Solution

4)  19/40, 2/5, 21/45                 Solution

Order the numbers from least to greatest with mixed numbers.

1)  27/8, 13/4, 3 1/2                Solution

2)  1/5, 8/15,  3/10           Solution

3)  14/33, 5/11, 9/22           Solution

4)  4/9, 3/4, 7/15           Solution

5)  11/15, 5/6, 7/10           Solution

6)   2 5/12, 12/5, 43/18             Solution

7)  1 13/33, 1 1/3, 10/7           Solution

Compare fractions and decide which is greater fraction :

1)  2/3, 5/8                   Solution

2)  7/10, 11/15              Solution

3)  3/5, 6/11              Solution

4)  5/12, 4/15              Solution

5)  7/20, 9/25              Solution

6)  5/18, 8/21              Solution

7)  11/42, 20/63              Solution

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