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the fraction with the larger numerator represents a larger value when the denominators are identical.\"},{\"question\":\"Are there examples provided in the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the worksheet includes examples such as 2/3 \\u003e 1/3 and 1/4 \\u003c 3/4 to guide students through the comparison process.\"}]","Grade 3 Math - Comparing Fractions with Like Denominators | PDF"]