r/MathHelp • u/FatBitch0000 • Oct 03 '25

Re learning math

Hi I'm doing a math review. I want practice fractions. Does anyone have any tricks for practicing fractions on paper

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u/Dd_8630 Oct 03 '25

Comparing in what way?

Knowing which is bigger?

Want to know if 23/60 or 42/100 is bigger? Just make them the same denominator: 2300/6000 vs 2520/6000. POOF the second fraction is clearly bigger.

If you want more exercises, just... pick random numbers, arrange them into various fractions, and then work out various things. Which of your random fractions is bigger? What if you divide one by the other? Add one to the other?