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7/8 \u003C 1 1/4  \nWrite \">\", \"=\" or \"\u003C\" to compare the numbers  \n1. ~~ ~~12~~ ~~   2 15~~ ~~ 2. ~~ ~~1224~~ ~~   5~~6 ~~ 3. ~~ ~~2~~3 ~~   11~~0~~  \n4.  3   2  5.  18   18  6.  1   2  \n6   8 48   30 2   1 3  \n7.  22   4  8.  9   3  9.  2   1  \n24 ~~ ~~ 8 12 ~~ ~~ 5 4 ~~ ~~ 3  \n10. 1 12~~0 ~~   ~~36 ~~ 11. 1224~~ ~~   3 1~~80 ~~ 12. 22~~0~~4~~ ~~   2~~8~~  \n13. 2~~3 ~~   3 45~~ ~~ 14. 41~~6 ~~   3 1~~3~~2~~ ~~ 15. 24~~ ~~   12  \n16. 1112~~ ~~   25~~ ~~ 17. 3 1~~90 ~~   3 2~~3 ~~ 18. 5~~6 ~~   2 1~~8~~  \nComparing fractions and mixed numbers   \nGrade 3 Fractions Worksheet  \nExample: 2/3 > 1/6 or 7/8 \u003C 1 1/4  \nWrite \">\" , \"=\" or \"\u003C\" to compare the numbers  \n1. ~~ ~~12~~ ~~  \u003C  2 15~~ ~~ 2. ~~ ~~1224~~ ~~  \u003C  5~~6 ~~ 3. ~~ ~~2~~3 ~~  >  11~~0~~  \n4. ~~ 36 ~~  >  2~~8 ~~ 5. ~~ ~~1~~8~~4~~8 ~~  \u003C  1~~830 ~~ 6. ~~ ~~12~~ ~~  \u003C  1 2~~3~~  \n7.  22   4  8.  9   3  9.  2   1  \n24  >  8 12  >  5 4  >  3  \n10. 1 12~~0~~  >  ~~36 ~~ 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