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1. Consider the rational numbers 4/13 and 3/10.

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A)4/13 would be the larger number since if you were to try to add them, 4/13 = 40/130 and 3/10 = 39/130, 40/130 > 39/130

B) A rational number between them would be 39.5/130.

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