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      BigDevil
      last edited by

      1 plate ---- 5 units

      1 bowl ----- 3 units

      5 Bowls cost as much as 3 plates

      3 plates ---- 15 units
      5 bowls ----- 15 units


      :thankyou: tianzhu!
      Was wondering how to solve this without using algebra.

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        smartmummy
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        jwxh:
        hi tianzhu,


        i do not understand the first part, why

        1 plate ---- 5 units
        1 bowl ----- 3 units


        kindly advise. tks
        make it equal.In the qn they said 3plates=5bowls ---- 3*5=5*3 so plates=5units ,bowl=3units.

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          MathIzzzFun
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          jwxh:
          hi tianzhu,


          i do not understand the first part, why

          1 plate ---- 5 units
          1 bowl ----- 3 units


          kindly advise. tks
          One way is to use the equal fraction/numerator method:

          http://i48.tinypic.com/vfhull.png\">

          cheers.

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            tianzhu
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            jwxh:
            hi tianzhu,


            i do not understand the first part, why

            1 plate ---- 5 units
            1 bowl ----- 3 units


            kindly advise. tks
            Hi

            Hope this helps.

            Best wishes

            http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8086/8551140688_ab09f44b7a_z.jpg\">

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              fohope
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              Hi,

              Please help me with this question. Thanks in advance.
              How many sixths are there in 2 2/3?

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                BigDevil
                last edited by

                2 2/3 = 8/3 = 16/6


                16 sixths.

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                  BigDevil
                  last edited by

                  Teacher: Give me a fraction between 1/2 and 3/4.


                  Sam: 2/3, because 2 is between 1 and 3, and 3 is between 2 and 4.

                  Question: is this reasoning always correct?
                  If not, give examples where it does not work.

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                    PapayaDad
                    last edited by

                    between 1/2 and 5/6


                    answer 2/5 wrong

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                      fohope
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                      fohope:
                      Hi,

                      Please help me with this question. Thanks in advance.
                      How many sixths are there in 2 2/3?

                      Hi BigDevil,
                      Thank you for your answer.
                      I do not understand the question? Could you explain what they means by
                      sixths in the question?

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                        BigDevil
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                        PapayaDad:
                        between 1/2 and 5/6


                        answer 2/5 wrong
                        Thanks, PapayaDad.

                        So we can pick any 2 fractions?
                        What if the fractions must be x/y and (x+2)/(y+2) like in the question?
                        Then is it always true that x/y < (x+1)/(y+1) < (x+2)/(y+2) :?

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