Comparing Fractions using Models

Compare these fractions.
Is the fraction on the left greater than >, less than <, or equal to = the one on the right? How do you know? (hint - use the sliders on the right to slide the parts of the circle on top of the other circle). Compare the fractions using the correct symbol (>, < or =).
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What do you notice about the denominators of these fractions?
When fractions have the same denominator, does a larger numerator make the fraction greater than > or less than < the other one? Is the fraction on the left greater than > or less than < the one on the right? Compare the fractions using the correct symbol (>, < or =).
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What do you notice about the numerators of these fractions?
When fractions have the same numerator, does a larger denominator make the fraction larger or smaller than the other one? Which fraction is larger, the one on the left or the one on the right?
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Compare these two fractions
Which fraction is larger? Compare the fractions using the correct symbol (>, < or =). How would you know which is larger if you did not use the images?
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