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When the denominator gets smaller the pieces get bigger. When the denominator gets bigger the pieces get smaller.

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Because when the denominator gets bigger. The peaces get smaller. And if the peaces get bigger, the denominator gets smaller. SSSSTTTOOOOOPPP deliding things pPPLLZZZ

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you can look at your fraction chart
or you can make shapes if you do not have  a fraction chart. example
1/3 and 1/2 you know 1/2 is bigger than 1/3.😁😁😤😏😖

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when the denominator is  smaller the parts are bigger and when the denominator bigger the parts are smaller. the end

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Ryan              

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Ryan              

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When the denominator gets bigger the pieces smaller. And when the denominator gets smaller the pieces get bigger. Yay.

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You can find it because if the denominator is smaller like 3 then it is going to be the bigger number. 1/3>1/12. If the denominator is smaller it is going to be the bigger on like 1,2,3,4,5,

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You can tell which fraction is larger when the denominator is larger and the numerator is the same because if you have a big fraction like 2/10's, and a small fraction like 2/4's. The bigger fraction would be 2/4's because when the denominator is bigger, the pieces are smaller and when you have a fraction like 2/4's, you will have BIGGER pieces.

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You can tell by the smaller the denominator gets the larger the pieces get smaller and when that happens you get what you are doing!