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Which set of fractions is listed from ordered from least to greatest? so we have the fractions 5 eighths, 8ths, and 3 fourths in each one of these.
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So it's important to read the instructions, least to greatest, because they do switch these around.
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So we want the smallest to the largest here.
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So to do that, we need to get them all with a common denominator.
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So i like to get everything reduced first to get our first.
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Our common denominator.
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Well, these two are reduced, but this one is not.
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So i'm going to divide both this and this by four, and i'll get that to be two -thirds.
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So we have five -eighths, two -thirds, and three -fourths.
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That just makes finding our common denominator a little bit easier.
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So a common denominator for eight, three, and four is 24.
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Now let's get the proper numerators.
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Let's multiply this by three...