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 	<title>Comparing improper fractions and mixed numbers</title>
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
 	<div class="exercise">
 		<div class="problems">
 			<div id="same-whole">
-				<div class="vars" data-ensure="M_DENOM !== I_DENOM && WHOLE + M_NUM / M_DENOM !== I_NUM / I_DENOM">
+				<div class="vars" data-ensure="M_DENOM !== I_DENOM && abs( ( WHOLE + M_NUM / M_DENOM ) -  ( I_NUM / I_DENOM ) ) > 0.001">
 					<var id="WHOLE">randRange( 1, 5 )</var>
 					<var id="WHOLE_2">WHOLE</var>
 
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 					<var id="M_REDUCED_DENOM">M_DENOM_2 / getGCD( M_NUM_2, M_DENOM_2 )</var>
 
 					<var id="I_NUM">WHOLE_2 * M_REDUCED_DENOM + M_REDUCED_NUM</var>
-					<var id="I_DENOM">M_REDUCED_DENOM</var-->
+					<var id="I_DENOM">M_REDUCED_DENOM</var>
 
 					<var id="LCM">getLCM( M_DENOM_REDUCED, I_DENOM )</var>
 					<var id="F1">LCM / M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>
@@ -62,21 +62,23 @@
 				</ul>
 				<div class="hints">
 					<p>First, let's convert the mixed number to an improper fraction with the same denominator.</p>
-					<p>To get the numerator of the improper fraction, multiply the denominator (<strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>) by the whole number (<strong><var>WHOLE</var></strong>) and add the numerator (<strong><var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var></strong>).<p class="hint_purple"><strong><code><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> * <var>WHOLE</var>+<var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var> = <var>M_AS_I</var></code></strong></p>
+					<p>To get the numerator of the improper fraction, multiply the denominator (<strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>) by the whole number (<strong><var>WHOLE</var></strong>) and add the numerator (<strong><var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var></strong>).<p class="hint_purple"><strong><code><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> \cdot <var>WHOLE</var>+<var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var> = <var>M_AS_I</var></code></strong></p>
 						<p>We can write the mixed number as an improper fraction with numerator <strong><var>M_AS_I</var></strong> and denominator <strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>.</p>
 					<p>Now we need to compare <code><var>fraction ( M_AS_I, M_DENOM_REDUCED, false, true )</var></code> to <code><var>fraction ( I_NUM, I_DENOM, false, true )</var></code>.</p>
-					<p>It is easier to compare these two fractions when they have the same denominator.</p>
-					<p>Their smallest common denominator is the LCM of <var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> and <var>I_DENOM</var>.</p>
-					<p><code>\lcm(<var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>, <var>I_DENOM</var>) = <var>LCM</var></code></p>
-					<div>
-						<p>The first fraction <var>BECOMES_1</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
-						<p>The second fraction <var>BECOMES_2</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+					<div data-if="M_DENOM_REDUCED !== I_DENOM" data-unwrap>
+						<p>It is easier to compare these two fractions when they have the same denominator.</p>
+						<p>Their smallest common denominator is the LCM of <var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> and <var>I_DENOM</var>.</p>
+						<p><code>\lcm(<var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>, <var>I_DENOM</var>) = <var>LCM</var></code></p>
+						<div>
+							<p>The first fraction <var>BECOMES_1</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+							<p>The second fraction <var>BECOMES_2</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+						</div>
 					</div>
 					<p>We see that <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>} <var>SOLUTION</var> \dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
 				</div>
 			</div>
 			<div id="different-whole">
-				<div class="vars" data-ensure="M_DENOM !== I_DENOM">
+				<div class="vars" data-ensure="M_DENOM !== I_DENOM && abs( ( WHOLE + M_NUM / M_DENOM ) -  ( I_NUM / I_DENOM ) ) > 0.001">
 					<var id="WHOLE">randRange( 1, 5 )</var>
 					<var id="WHOLE_2">randRange( 1, 5 )</var>
 
@@ -128,15 +130,17 @@
 				</ul>
 				<div class="hints">
 					<p>First, let's convert the mixed number to an improper fraction with the same denominator.</p>
-					<p>To get the numerator of the improper fraction, multiply the denominator (<strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>) by the whole number (<strong><var>WHOLE</var></strong>) and add the numerator (<strong><var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var></strong>).<p class="hint_purple"><strong><code><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>*<var>WHOLE</var>+<var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var> = <var>M_AS_I</var></code></strong></p>
+					<p>To get the numerator of the improper fraction, multiply the denominator (<strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>) by the whole number (<strong><var>WHOLE</var></strong>) and add the numerator (<strong><var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var></strong>).<p class="hint_purple"><strong><code><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>\cdot<var>WHOLE</var>+<var>M_NUM_REDUCED</var> = <var>M_AS_I</var></code></strong></p>
 						<p>We can write the mixed number as an improper fraction with numerator <strong><var>M_AS_I</var></strong> and denominator <strong><var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var></strong>.</p>
 					<p>Now we need to compare <code><var>fraction ( M_AS_I, M_DENOM_REDUCED, false, true )</var></code> to <code><var>fraction ( I_NUM, I_DENOM, false, true )</var></code></p>
-					<p>It is easier to compare these two fractions when they have the same denominator.</p>
-					<p>Their smallest common denominator is the LCM of <var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> and <var>I_DENOM</var>.</p>
-					<p><code>\lcm(<var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>, <var>I_DENOM</var>) = <var>LCM</var></code></p>
-					<div>
-						<p>The first fraction <var>BECOMES_1</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
-						<p>The second fraction <var>BECOMES_2</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+					<div data-if="M_DENOM_REDUCED !== I_DENOM" data-unwrap>
+						<p>It is easier to compare these two fractions when they have the same denominator.</p>
+						<p>Their smallest common denominator is the LCM of <var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var> and <var>I_DENOM</var>.</p>
+						<p><code>\lcm(<var>M_DENOM_REDUCED</var>, <var>I_DENOM</var>) = <var>LCM</var></code></p>
+						<div>
+							<p>The first fraction <var>BECOMES_1</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+							<p>The second fraction <var>BECOMES_2</var> <code>\dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
+						</div>
 					</div>
 					<p>We see that <code>\dfrac{<var>M_AS_I * F1</var>}{<var>LCM</var>} <var>SOLUTION</var> \dfrac{<var>I_NUM * F2</var>}{<var>LCM</var>}</code>.</p>
 				</div>
