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Two fractions with the same bottom number are cut into the same size pieces, so more pieces wins: 5/7 > 3/7. With the same top number, the smaller bottom number gives bigger pieces: 3/5 > 3/8.
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Look for what matches — “when one number matches, the other number decides”
Use it for: Comparing marks, shares and lengths, and the greater-than / less-than questions in Class 4–6 maths.
🧮 Check your own sums with the free Fraction calculator — it shows the working.
Check: 3/5 = 24/40 and 3/8 = 15/40, and 24 > 15 ✓
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