Luke saw 9 books about the Solar System and its 9 planets. These were thick
books and so he thought that 2 of these would be enough. What fraction of the
solar system books did he borrow?
2 out of 9 = 2/9
He borrowed 2/9 of the solar system books.
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Frannie has ribbons that are 2/4 yard long, 4/4 yard long, and 1/4 yard long.
Write the fractions in order from least to greatest.
1/4, 2/4, 4/4
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2/8
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Of the 10 books on fairy tales, Gilly borrowed 3. What fraction of the books on
fairy tales did she borrow?
3 out of 10 = 3/10
Gilly borrowed 3/10 of the fairy tale books.
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Answer the question.
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Lastly, Gilly and Luke found a book on Greek mythology and the 12 most
important Greek myths. The book had 120 pages. Gilly and Luke read 40 pages
of the book. What fraction of the book did they read?
40 out of 120 = 40 / 120 = 4/12 = 1/3
He read 1/3 of the Greek mythology book.
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Frannie realized that 1/3 of her light sabers were gold, and that 1/7 of Molly’s
light sabers were silver. Write a comparison statement to describe these
fractions.
1/7 >1/3
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What is a fraction?
A fraction is a number that represents an equal part of awhole or equal part of a set
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Frannie was asked to make some snacks
for her friend’s birthday. She mixed 2/4
cup of crackers with 2/8 cup of
chocolate chips. Write a comparison
statement to describe these fractions.
2/4 >2/8
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Using the number lines shown, what is the equivalent fraction to 2⁄4?
