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Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 Solve. SOUVENIRS While on vacation, Carrie bought 10 postcards to send to her friends. Six of the postcards had a picture of a.

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1 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 Solve. SOUVENIRS While on vacation, Carrie bought 10 postcards to send to her friends. Six of the postcards had a picture of a waterfall. She mailed 4 of the postcards with the waterfall on Tuesday. What fraction of the total number of postcards did she not mail on Tuesday?

2 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 UnderstandRead the problem. Write what you know. Carrie bought 10 postcards. 6 of the postcards had a picture of a waterfall. She mailed 4 of the postcards with the waterfall on Tuesday.

3 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 PlanPick a strategy. One strategy is to draw a diagram. Draw 10 equal parts.

4 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 Solve Shade 6 parts to show the 6 postcards with waterfalls. Cross out 4 of the shaded parts to show the 4 postcards that she mailed. Count the unmarked shaded parts.

5 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 Write in simplest form. So, of the postcards were not mailed on Tuesday.

6 Lesson 3-2 Example 4 3-2 CheckDoes the answer make sense? Look over your solution. Did you answer the question?

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