Comparing Fractions.

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Comparing Fractions

2 4 What is a fraction? Total number of parts Number of parts shaded in Total number of parts

2 more example fractions 2 4 3 8

2 4 But what if we didn’t have the pictures to help us? Which of these fractions is bigger? 2 4 But what if we didn’t have the pictures to help us? 2 4 3 8 or

1 3 1 9 or Which is bigger? 3 6 9 9 12 15 Multiples of 3 18 To compare the fractions we need the denominator (number of parts) to be the same To find out what denominator to use we need to write out the multiples of 3 and 9 Find the smallest number that is the same! This gives us our lowest common denominator! 1 3 or 1 9 3 6 9 12 15 Multiples of 3 9 18 27 36 45 Multiples of 9

If the denominator is multiplied by 3 then the numerator is also multiplied by 3 We need to change this fraction to an equivalent! This fraction already has a denominator of 9! We don’t need to do anything with it 1 3 = 3 9 1 9 Both fractions need a denominator of 9! Multiply the denominator by 3 to change it to 9

Which is bigger? 3 9 1 9 or Show Diagrams Show Answer

3 9 is bigger Next question

Which is bigger? 3 9 3 9 is bigger 1 9 or Next question

2 3 3 4 or Which is bigger? 3 6 9 4 8 12 15 Multiples of 3 12 16 To find out what denominator to use we need to write out the multiples of 3 and 4 Find the smallest number that is the same! This gives us our lowest common denominator! To compare the fractions we need the denominator (number of parts) to be the same 2 3 or 3 4 3 6 9 12 15 Multiples of 3 4 8 12 16 20 Multiples of 4

If the denominator is multiplied by 4 then the numerator is also multiplied by 4 We need to change this fraction to an equivalent! We need to change this fraction to an equivalent! Both fractions need a denominator of 12! 2 3 = 8 12 3 4 = 9 12 Multiply the denominator by 4 to change it to 12 Multiply the denominator by 3 to change it to 12

Which is bigger? 8 12 9 12 or Show Diagrams Show Answer

9 12 is bigger Next question

Which is bigger? 8 12 9 12 is bigger 9 12 or Next question

9 15 8 10 or Which is bigger? 15 Multiples of 15 10 Multiples of 10 30 Find the smallest number that is the same! This gives us our lowest common denominator! To compare the fractions we need the denominator (number of parts) to be the same To find out what denominator to use we need to write out the multiples of 15 and 10 9 15 or 8 10 15 30 45 60 75 Multiples of 15 10 20 30 40 50 Multiples of 10

Both fractions need a denominator of 30! If the denominator is multiplied by 2 then the numerator is also multiplied by 2 If the denominator is multiplied by 3 then the numerator is also multiplied by 3 Both fractions need a denominator of 30! 9 15 = 18 30 8 10 = 24 30 Multiply the denominator by 2 to change it to 30 Multiply the denominator by 3 to change it to 30

Which is bigger? 18 30 24 30 or Show Diagrams Show Answer

24 30 is bigger Next question

Which is bigger? 24 30 is bigger 18 30 24 30 or Next question

4 16 6 20 or Which is bigger? 16 Multiples of 16 Multiples of 20 32 48 Find the smallest number that is the same! This gives us our lowest common denominator! To compare the fractions we need the denominator (number of parts) to be the same To find out what denominator to use we need to write out the multiples of 16 and 20 4 16 or 6 20 16 32 48 64 80 Multiples of 16 20 40 60 80 100 Multiples of 20

Both fractions need a denominator of 80! If the denominator is multiplied by 5 then the numerator is also multiplied by 5 If the denominator is multiplied by 4 then the numerator is also multiplied by 4 Both fractions need a denominator of 80! 4 16 = 20 80 6 20 = 24 80 Multiply the denominator by 5 to change it to 80 Multiply the denominator by 4 to change it to 80

Which is bigger? 20 80 24 80 or Show Answer

24 80 is bigger