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Equivalent Fractions and Comparison

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Problem a. One half. The same amount. Split each part in two. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak> One half equals two fourths. Problem b. One half.

The same amount. Split each part in three. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Three.<break time="700ms"/></speak> One half equals three sixths.

Problem c. One third. The same amount. Split each part in two. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak> One third equals two sixths. Problem d. One fourth.

The same amount. Split each part in two. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak> One fourth equals two eighths. Problem e. Two thirds. The same amount.

Split each part in two. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Three.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Four.<break time="700ms"/></speak>

Two thirds equals four sixths. Problem f. Three fourths. The same amount. Split each part in two. <speak>One.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Two.<break time="700ms"/></speak>

<speak>Three.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Four.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Five.<break time="700ms"/></speak> <speak>Six.<break time="700ms"/></speak>

Three fourths equals six eighths.

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