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Equivalent Fractions © Jan Lindley. All rights reserved
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All of these are ways of saying. . .
There are different ways to name the same amount. 7 + 3 2 X 5 All of these are ways of saying. . . 10 16 - 6
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1 1 2 2 1 4 1 4 1 4 1 4 There are also different fraction names for the same amount. and are different names for the same amount. They are equivalent fractions.
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Fractions are equivalent if they are at the same point on the number line.
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Four-eighths is equal to three-sixths.
Four-eighths and three-sixths are at the same point on the number line. Four-eighths is equal to three-sixths.
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= is the same size as ____.
and are different names for the same amount. They are equivalent.
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Did you say 2* ? You are right!!
is equivalent to Did you say 2* ? You are right!!
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Think you’ve got it? Okay, try these! = The correct answer is !
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= 1
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= =
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= is equivalent to
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2 =
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2 =
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Remember: Fractions are equivalent if they name same-size pieces.
Equivalent fractions name the same point on the number line.
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