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Comparing Fractions: Less Than, Equal to, or More Than

Learn to compare fractions by determining if a fraction is less than, equal to, or more than another. Discover how to find half of odd numbers. Test your knowledge with a fun example involving a marathon race. Mark and Josef's positions will help you understand fraction comparison better.

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Comparing Fractions: Less Than, Equal to, or More Than

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  1. In this lesson you are going to learn how to compare fractions by determining if a fraction is less than , or more than .

  2. You already know… = The numerator is half of the denominator

  3. Can we find half of an odd number?

  4. Can we find half of an odd number? 2 2

  5. Less than half More than half = =

  6. More than half Less than half =

  7. Mark and Josef were running a marathon. Mark was of the way to the finish line. Josef was of the way to the finish line. Who was closer to the finish line? Mark Josef

  8. More than half Less than half

  9. Less than half More than half > Mark Josef Mark is closer to the finish line.

  10. In this lesson you learned how to compare fractions by determining if a fraction is less than , or more than .

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