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- Find the missing number in each pair of equivalent fractions:
- Draw a strip of 5 parts with 2 shaded, cut each part in two, and count the small parts.
- Priya's cake: cut each of 6 pieces into more pieces and find the frosted fraction.
- Is Owen right about writing two thirds in twelfths? Explain by cutting the pieces.
- Fill in the table of names for each fraction, writing none if no whole number fits on top.
- Andre snaps each granola bar piece into 2 smaller pieces: count the pieces in one bar and in his 7 pieces.
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Making an equivalent fraction by multiplying: the lesson ›More Chapter 7 worksheets: Equivalent fractions and comparing fractions
- 7.1Making an equivalent fraction by multiplying
- 7.2Simplifying a fraction to simplest form
- 7.3Common denominators and the least common denominator
- 7.4Benchmark fractions
- 7.5Comparing against a benchmark