Equivalent Fractions
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Comparing Fractions
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100

An equivalent fraction to 1/2

What is 2/4, 4/8, 3/6, 5/10, etc. 

100

Simplify 4/8

What is 1/2
100

Compare ¾ and 9/12

3/4 = 9/12 

100

Order the fractions from least to greatest: ⅔, 3/4, 3/6

3/6, 2/3, 3/4

200

An equivalent fraction to 5/6

What is 10/12, 20/24, 15/18, etc.

200

Simplify 6/8

What is 3/4

200

Compare 5/8 and 4/16

5/8 > 4/16 

4/16=2/8

200

The GCF of 6 and 8

What is 2

300

An equivalent fraction to 2/3

What is 4/6, 8/12, 6/9, etc.

300

Simplify 15/20

What is 3/4


300

Compare 4/16 and 4/5

4/16 < 4/5

300

The LCM of 6 and 9

What is 18

400

An equivalent fraction to 24/36

What is 2/3, etc.

400

Simplify 27/36

3/4

400

Jack ate 3/5 of a pie. Joe at 6/12 of the pie. Who ate more? Compare using <,>, or =.

3/5 > 1/2

400

At a bakery there were, ⅜ chocolate cupcakes were left and 2/3 vanilla cupcakes were left, 8/16 strawberry cupcakes were left. What cupcakes was there the most left of? 

The vanilla cupcakes

500

Alex spent 2/6 hours writing, 4/6 hour playing chess, and 8/12 hour baking. Which activity did she spend more than 1/2 hour doing?

What is: chess (2/3 hour) and baking (2/3)


500

Dianna and Dan are each writing an essay. Diana completed 2/5 of her essay in the morning. Dan completed 6/10 of his essay after school. Who completed more of the essay?


Dan completed more of the essay because 6/10 simplifies to 3/5 which is more then 2/5

500

16/28 of the class are girls. 3/7 of the class are boys. Compare the number of girls to boys. Use <,>, or =

16/28 > 3/7

16/28=4/7

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Jennifer spent: 4/5 hour at dance, 4/12 hour at soccer, 7/8 hour doing homework, and 2/6 hour eating. 

Which activity did she spend more than 1/2 hour?

Dance and doing homework

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