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My Personal Tutor: fractions made simple

Try this short exercise without signing up. Understand fractions instead of guessing.

What does 3/4 mean?

Divide a whole into four equal parts. Take three. The bottom number tells you how many equal parts make up the whole; the top number tells you how many parts you take.

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Example: a pizza has four equal slices. You eat three: you have eaten 3/4 of the pizza.

1. A pizza has 8 equal slices. You eat 2. What fraction is that?
2. Which is the larger fraction of the same whole?
3. How many quarters make one whole?

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