Dorson's answer to James Johnson's Secondary 4 E Maths Singapore question.
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For ratio to be big the numerator(top of fraction) have to be bigger while denominator(bottom of fraction) has to be smaller. If you dont believe you can test it out on the calculator and see the pattern.
For ratio to be big the numerator(top of fraction) have to be bigger while denominator(bottom of fraction) has to be smaller. If you dont believe you can test it out on the calculator and see the pattern.
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