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This is a topic of heated dabating, because the generic pronunciation procluding to the annex, most commonly pertaining to the owner himself cannot be justified by the Quadratic Forum. Through basics of purplex analogy, we can now conclude that through further investigation, the Binominal Theorum can't possibly be related to a subject of this sort, therefore, yes.

EDIT: I think the guy above is mocking you. In the interest of being helpful - No it isn't. One quarter (1/4) is less than one third (1/3). If a fraction is expressed as 1/x, the larger x is, the smaller the number over all.

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On the basis that 2/3 is less than 3/4 I would say that no it isn't...although 3/4 of an American cup is less than 2/3 of a British cup.

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15y ago
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yes

only 3 of 1 third needed to fill cup

whereas 4 of 1 fourth needed.

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7y ago
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A third cup.

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1/3 does not equal 3/4..

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one third cup

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1/3

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