AMP / Read a fractionSample
What fraction of the whole is shaded?
See the reasoning
- 2 of 3 equal parts are shaded.
- The fraction is , equivalent to .
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Name the whole first
Choose one whole, such as one rectangle. Divide it into equal-area parts. The denominator counts all the equal parts in that whole; the numerator counts the selected parts.
If three of eight equal parts are shaded, the shaded amount is . The unshaded parts are included when counting the denominator.
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