what is order of 99/200, 49/100, 157/300 least to greatest order

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it would go 49/100, 157/300, and then 99/100.A easy way to solve this is to divide the the numerator by the denominator and see the percent of each fraction. Than you can see which fraction is the largest and which fraction is the smallest by just looking at the percents!
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