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Mathematics, 01.01.2023 05:40 emma042902

Which comparison is correct?
3/2<1\3
3/8>1\6
11\6<3\4
3\5=5/8

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Which comparison is correct?
3/2<1\3
3/8>1\6
11\6<3\4
3\5=5/8...
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