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Review Use fractions express the quotient Fill in the blanks with integers. 4 6 11 1 2

Fold your piece of paper so that it looks like this: 2019/4/23 Paper folding Fold your piece of paper so that it looks like this: Now fold it again so it looks like this They are equivalent fractions Fold it again to make another fraction 2

Going from left to right, can you describe a regular pattern between the fractions? ×4 ×2

Going from right to left, can you describe a regular pattern between the fractions? ÷4 ÷2

The basic properties of fractions A fraction remains the same value, when both its numerator and denominator are multiplied or divided by the same non-zero number.

On your whiteboards: Fill the brackets with a positive integer. 3 20 12 25

True or False ( ) F ( ) T ( ) F ( ) F 2019/4/23 True or False State whether the following equations are true or false. Explain your answer. ( ) F ( ) T ( ) F ( ) F 7

Challenge Fill in the brackets with whole numbers.

Find this domino. ×5