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With fractions the bigger the bottom number the smaller the piece. If you were eating pie, you would rather have 1/2 a pie than 1/4 of a pie, because half is a lot bigger than a fourth. It's like money, right? If we are talking about a dollar, then 1/2 = 50 cents, and 1/4 equals a quarter. 1/7 = about 14 cents, and 1/10 = a dime.



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With fractions the bigger the bottom number the smaller the piece. If you were eating pie, you would rather have 1/2 a pie than 1/4 of a pie, because half is a lot bigger than a fourth. It's like money, right? If we are talking about a dollar, then 1/2 = 50 cents, and 1/4 equals a quarter. 1/7 = about 14 cents, and 1/10 = a dime.



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How is one seventh greater than one tenth? - Answers

With fractions the bigger the bottom number the smaller the piece. If you were eating pie, you would rather have 1/2 a pie than 1/4 of a pie, because half is a lot bigger than a fourth. It's like money, right? If we are talking about a dollar, then 1/2 = 50 cents, and 1/4 equals a quarter. 1/7 = about 14 cents, and 1/10 = a dime.

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