Alright, guys. So let's continue with a video on comparing fractions. When we have two fractions, how do we tell which one is larger than the other? The easiest way is to just literally do the division. You take the numerator, the top number, divide it by the bottom number, get a decimal, and then it's a lot easier to compare the decimals than just looking at fractions. So let's go ahead and start with this first one here, and then, why don't you guys pause the video and try these other ones. Cool. So the first fraction we've got here is 34. 34, we put that in our calculator. 3÷4 and we're going to get 0.75. 0.75. Alright. How about 45?4÷5 is going to give us 0.80. 0.80 I'll put here, and 0.8 is bigger than 0.75, so I'm gonna put our less than sign there. 0.8 is bigger. 45 is the larger fraction. Alright. So why don't you guys try these ones, and then we will continue together. Alright. So I'm assuming you tried it. Let's go on with 4615. That comes out to be 3.07. I'm going to round it off to 3.07 there, and let's do 13÷4, and we get 3.25. Alright. So 134 looks bigger. 3.07. So 134 is the bigger fraction. Let's try this one: 217 and 329. So 2÷17 will give us 0.118. I will round it off to there. And how about 3÷29 gives us 0.103. Alright, so in this case, we've got 0.118 is bigger, so 217 is the bigger fraction here. Let's go ahead and do this last one. 25÷40 gives us 0.625; 60÷96 is also 0.625. So in this one, they are equal. Alright. There's no larger one. Cool. Alright. Let's move on here.