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When using fraction strips how do you know that to fractions are equivalent

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mafiozo [28]3 years ago

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You basically would use how long they are. If you had a strip of 1/2 and a strip of 3/4... with blocks they wouldn't be the same length. The 3/4 blocks would be greater.

However if you matched a 1/2 strip with a 3/6 strip, you can see that they are the same length and are equivalent.

Of course their is a way to do it mathematically but let me know if you want to see that.

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