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| Use the given shaded fraction grids to answer the questions. Note: The large square grid is the unit. | |
| Grid A | In Grid A, a) What fraction of the large square is shaded pink? . |
| Grid B |
In Grid B, b) What fraction of the large square is shaded blue? . |
| The grid below shows Grid B placed over Grid A. Grid C | We can think of the product `7/8*6/7` as `7/8` of a copy of `6/7`. In Grid C, the region shaded purple represents this product. Use this idea to answer the following questions. c) How many small rectangles high is the rectangle shaded purple? d) How many small rectangles wide is the rectangle shaded purple? e) How many small rectangles are shaded purple? f) How many small rectangles total are there in the large grid? g) Use the information from e and f to write the area of the large grid shaded purple as a fraction. |
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