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Lesson 6 Compare the fraction with same numerator
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Review Compare and write “>” or “<”in the “( )” < > <
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1 2 1 4 >
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2 5 2 3 <
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4 6 4 9 >
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1 2 4 > 2 4 same numerator 2 5 3 < 5 3 4 6 9 > 6 9 Compare Denominator
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If the denominator is same, the greater the numerator , the greater the fraction.
If the numerator is same ,the greater the numerator , the smaller the fraction.
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Compare the fraction. < < 3 5 5 3 < > 20 8 10 100 < > 12 11 7 10
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Arrange the following fractions from least to greatest ,link with“<” and write on the line.
2 1 4 1 6 1 3 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 6 1 > > >
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Exercise2: If , then what number can you choose to fill in ( )
Exercise2: If , then what number can you choose to fill in ( )? Discuss with your partners.
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Exercise3: If , then what is the largest number can you choose to fill in ( )?
Discuss with your partners.
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Exercise4: If , then what is the smallest number can you choose to fill in ( )?
Discuss with your partners.
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Lesson 6 Exercises 1. Use fractions to express the coloured parts.
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Lesson 6 Exercises 2. Write down the fractions according to the pictures, then compare the value of them with the sign of “>”、“<”or “=”
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Lesson 6 Exercises 6. Compare the value of the fractions.
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Lesson 6 Exercises 7. Put the following fractions from least to greatest ,linking with“<” and write on the line.
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