A second set of improper fraction comparisons gives students more repetition with numerators that exceed their denominators. They write the symbol that makes each statement true. Try it as a partner activity in which students explain their reasoning aloud, or as independent practice. An answer key is on the second PDF.
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Comparing Improper Fractions
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