This math topic focuses on comparing fractions without changing their denominators. It includes exercises where students choose the appropriate relation (less than, greater than, or equal to) between pairs of fractions that share the same denominator. This skill is essential for understanding how fractions represent numbers and their relative sizes. Each question presents two fractions, and students must select the correct inequality symbol to describe their relationship. This is a part of a broader introductory unit on comparing fractions.

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Fraction Comparison - Mixed - No Changed Denominator Worksheet

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Math worksheet on 'Fraction Comparison - Mixed - No Changed Denominator (Level 3)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Fraction Comparing - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/fractions_comparing_intro/
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 22 over 7 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;36 over 7 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 14 over 5 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;7 over 5 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 32 over 4 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;15 over 4 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 19 over 7 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;21 over 7 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 24 over 7 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;31 over 7 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 15 over 4 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;32 over 4 \\<, >, or = ?
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Compare these fractions and choose the right equality operator
A LaTex expression showing 11 over 6 \;\; \bigcirc \;\;8 over 6 \\<, >, or = ?
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