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When the denominator gets bigger, each part of the whole becomes smaller — so the fraction's value decreases.
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Why does a larger denominator make each part smaller?
Think of a pizza cut into more slices. Each slice is smaller — that's what happens when the denominator grows. So 1/8 is smaller than 1/4.
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