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You can use models to compare fractions.
8⁄11
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8 out of 11 equal parts are colored.
8⁄9
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8 out of 9 equal parts are colored.
Both shapes have 8 colored parts, but the parts in the first shape are smaller. This is because the first shape is sliced into 11 parts, instead of 9.
So, less of the first shape is colored.
8⁄11 is less than 8⁄9
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