Compare Like Numerators Worksheets Grade 3

1. Aroha is making two different types of fruit punch for a party. For the first punch, she uses 7/9 of a cup of orange juice concentrate. For the second punch, she uses 7/12 of a cup of orange juice concentrate. Which fruit punch uses more orange juice concentrate: the one with 7/9 of a cup or the one with 7/12 of a cup?
2. 2/3 > 2/6 ?
3. Mason and Isabella each have an identical-sized orange. Mason cuts his orange into 8 equal slices and eats 5 of them. Isabella cuts her orange into 11 equal slices and eats 5 of them. Who ate more orange, Mason or Isabella?

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1. Mason and Isabella each have a pizza of the same size. Mason cuts his pizza into 11 equal slices and eats 7 of them. Isabella cuts her pizza into 9 equal slices and eats 7 of them. Who eats more pizza, Mason or Isabella?
2. Olivia baked two trays of brownies for a school bake sale. On the first tray, she cut the brownies into 9 equal pieces. On the second tray, she cut the brownies into 7 equal pieces. Olivia's friend Emma bought 3 pieces from the first tray, and Liam bought 3 pieces from the second tray. Who bought the larger total amount of brownie, Emma or Liam?
3. Emma has two identical chocolate bars. She cuts one into 5 equal pieces and eats 3 of them. She cuts the other into 10 equal pieces and eats 3 of them. From which chocolate bar did Emma eat the greater amount?

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1. 3/4 > 3/8 = ?
2. A rectangular field is 120 meters long and 80 meters wide. The farmer divides it into 8 equal rectangular sections. What is the area of each section?
3. A rectangular classroom floor is 24 feet long and 18 feet wide. The teacher marks off a square reading area in one corner that measures 12 feet on each side. What is the area of the floor that is NOT part of the reading area?

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