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Which expressions are greater than 3 over 7.

  1. 3 over 7 cross times 1 1 half
  2. 3 over 7 cross times 5 over 8
  3. 3 over 7 cross times 3 over 3
  4. 3 over 7 cross times 9 over 11

The correct answer is: 3 over 7 cross times 1 1 half


    3 over 7 is common in all options
    Since 1 1 half greater than 1
    so 3 over 7 cross times 1 1 half is greater than 3 over 7.
    1 1 half greater than 1
    So option A

    1 ½ = 3/2 is greater than 1
    5/8 , 9/11 are less than 1
    3/3 is equal to 1
    Hence, 3/7 x 1 ½ is greater than 1.

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