Question

4/7 ? 1/6

A. >
B. =
C. <
D. Cannot be compared

Answer 1

0.5714 > 0.16666

Answer 2

\[\frac{4}{7}...\frac{1}{6}.\]\[\implies \frac{4}{7} \times \frac{6}{6}... \frac{1}{6} \times \frac{7}{7}.\]\[\implies \frac{24}{42}... \frac{7}{42}.\]\[\implies \frac{24}{42}\times 42 ... \frac{7}{42}\times 42.\]\[\implies (24) ... (7).\]What do u think?
What should come here?

Answer 3

> or < or = ?

Answer 4

ofcourse > :)

Answer 5

sorry to say i m not asking u:)
I m asking @Barracuda

Answer 6

no probs sry :)

Answer 7

u were right 100% @saranya

Answer 8

I think >

Answer 9

thx :)

Answer 10

But i'm retarded

Answer 11

so idk

Answer 12

well it is done.
24 will be always greater than 7.
So > is ur answer.

Answer 13

yay thankyou

Answer 14

you're the greatest <333333333333333

Answer 15

so ur guess was right @Barracuda .
yw:)