
Equivalent Fractions
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Samantha Pierre
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By Samantha Pierre
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Two families are planning to have a pizza dinner together.
▪ There will be 4 adults and 7 children at the dinner.
▪ They want to order enough pizzas for each adult to have 3 slices of pizza and
for each child to have 2 slices of pizza.
If each pizza has 8 slices, what is the smallest number of pizzas that the family
can order?
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What is it?
Equivalent fractions are fractions that represent the same value, even though they look different
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Remember you can always cut the model into equal parts. Count the number of shaded pieces, and the total number of pieces.
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Finding equivalent fractions using models
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Open Ended
Wite a fraction equivalent to 1/4
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Multiplying and Dividing
While you can use a model to find an equivalent fraction. You can ALWAYS multiply to find an equivalent fraction. If your numerator and denominator are divisible (can be divided evenly) by the same number, you can divide to find an equivalent fraction as well!
Subject | Subject
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This needs to be struck in your head like NEVER add or subtract denominators!
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Are you ready to see some examples?
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You do to the bottom you must do to the top.
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x2
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Complete the equivalent fraction. Ask yourself, how do I go from 5 to 25?
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Ask yourself how do I go from 12 to 4? Did you multiply or divide? By what number? Do the same thing to your numerator and denominator.
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Which picture shows a fraction that is equivalent to 1/2?
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