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Darien Sexton
2 August, 05:19
Which has higher value
67/100 or 7/9
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Eric Cowan
2 August, 06:49
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Just divide them 67/100 = 0,67 whilst 7/9 = 0,777 ...
therefore 7/9 is a higher value than 67/100
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Augie
2 August, 07:45
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7/9 is higher than 67/100
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