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Fraction Equivalence and Comparison

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On a number line, where would you label the fraction that represents the point between 0 and 1?

3/4

1/4

1/2 (correct)

1/3

Which of the following correctly states the relationship between the numbers 12 and 2?

12 is approximately 2.

12 is equal to 2.

12 is greater than 2. (correct)

12 is less than 2.

What is the best explanation for why 12 is equivalent to 3?

12 is three times larger than 3, showing equality.

12 represents three units of 4, proving they are equal.

3 can be multiplied by 4 to equal 12. (correct)

Both 12 and 3 can be represented as fractions on the same number line.

If you were to graph 12 and 2 on a number line, where would 12 typically be positioned relative to 2?

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Which fraction could be labeled at the point where 1 is represented on a number line?

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Fraction Equivalence and Comparison

To understand fraction equivalence, visualize fraction representations on a number line.
The number line represents fractions from 0 to 1.
Identify equivalent fractions by locating points on the number line.
Equivalent fractions represent the same value, even if they are written differently
Use the number line to determine if a fraction like 1/2 is greater or less than another fraction, such as 1/3.
When comparing fractions, consider their positions on the number line. The fraction located further to the right on the number line represents a larger value.

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This quiz will help you understand fraction equivalence and how to compare different fractions using a number line. Visualize fractions from 0 to 1 and learn how to identify equivalent fractions. You'll also discover how position on the number line can indicate the relative size of fractions.