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Amy was correct because she put the bigger number first Gia didn't do that and she got it wrong because Gia put 1/16 when the answer was 16

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Amy is write because she did the whole problem the right way and she put the bigger fraction first.

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Amy is correct because she put the bigger number first.

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Gia was correct because Gia did a smaller number because the awnser is 1/16 when you do the math not 16/1

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Amy is wrong because she put the lager number in the numerator

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Gia is correct. Amy is wrong because she put the bigger number first and she put 16/1 not 1/16. The answer is 1/16.

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Amy is crat because she had 16/1

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Gia is wrong because she did the whole problem the opposite way.

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Gia is correct because Amy could have done it right I’d 2 2/3 were the first faction mention in the word problem. All Amy did is she divided the wrong fraction first

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Gia is right because the smallest factors has to go

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Gia was incorrect. This is because she did 1/6 divided by 2 2/3. But she was supposed to divide two and two-thirds divided by 1/6. So Amy is right!!!!

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Gia is right because the factor is smaller then the denominator

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Amy’s right because she put the whole number first and Gia is wrong because she put the whole number second

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Amy was incorrect because she put the bigger number (2 2/3) and divided it by the smaller number (1/6) so she got the answer upside down. She did everything else like the steps correctly but not the beginning. Amy's little mistake made her get the wrong answer. So Gia is correct.

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Gia is the one that is correct. Why she was correct is because she simplified her fractions.

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Gia is correct because the # that was first in the problem is first. Amy was incorrect because she did not put the # that was first In the problem first in the e

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Amy is right right because she mixed up the numbers

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Gia's is wronge because she didn't put the mixed number first and so that makes Amy's correct.