Explain why one column in a hundredths grid is equal to one column in a tenths grid.

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fomenos2 years ago

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In a hundredths grid - square
In a hundredths grid, there are 10 blocks in each column. 10/100 = 10%. So one column is equal to 10%.
In a tenths grid- square
In a tenths grid, there is one block in each column. So 1/10 blocks = 10%.
10/100 can simplify into 1/10. This is why both grids are equal. They are both equivalent fractions. Both grids have columns that equal 10%.

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