3rd Grade Math - NF.A.3.A and NF.A.3.B - Equivalent Fractions
11 Questions
Equivalent Fractions Introduction
Which model below shows a fraction equivalent to 3/4?
Which of the following number lines has a fraction that is equivalent to the number line directly below?
Type in the missing number below to make these into equivalent fractions.
Type in an equivalent fraction for 4/10.
Which of the following fractions are equivalent to the point on the number line below? Select ALL that apply.
Match the fractions that are equivalent to one another.
Determine which sets of fractions are equivalent to one another.
Sonjay is asked to find two equivalent fractions to 10/25. He shows his work in the steps below. He makes an error. Click on the step where he makes his first error.
Kendall claims that any fraction with a denominator of 5 cannot have an equivalent fraction because each fraction with a denominator of 5 is already in its simplest form.
Are the two fraction models below equivalent to one another? Explain.
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