Miles is planning to spend 2/3 as many hrs bicycling this week as he did last week. Is Miles going to spend more hrs or fewer hrs bicycling this week than last week? (I'm working on comparing fraction factors and products - multiplying fractions)

Miles is going to spend less hours this week

He would be spending less time because 2/3 is not a full number. Let's make an equation out of the: 2/3 (m). Note: 3 (2) means 3 times 2 and the m is the amount of miles biked last week. We could insert the number 3 to our equation. 2/3 (3). Now if you do it the proper way, it is 2/3 (3/1) and if you do the math it is 6/3 aka 2. And 2 is less than 3. So it is less time spent