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- Name the shaded part of each strip, rename with a common denominator and say which is more.
- Write less than, greater than or equal after renaming both fractions to a common denominator:
- Word problem: who has finished more of the puzzle, Leah or Arjun?
- Compare 4 sevenths and 12 twenty-thirds using a common numerator and say why it is quicker.
- Order the three kitten weights from lightest to heaviest.
- Find a fraction between 2 thirds and 3 fourths using denominators of 12 and 24.
- Check Ryan's cross products comparison of 5 sixths and 6 sevenths.
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Comparing by finding a common denominator: the lesson ›More Chapter 5 worksheets: Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators
- 5.1Comparing by finding a common denominator
- 5.2Adding and subtracting fractions with unlike denominators
- 5.3Estimating with fractions
- 5.4Adding mixed numbers
- 5.5Subtracting mixed numbers
- 5.6Word problems that add or subtract fractions