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Three Pizzas, Four Plates
Age 11 · Maths
Three whole pizzas are shared equally among four children. Each child gets three slices, and those three slices together are three quarters of a pizza.
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In the picture
- A whole pizza divided into four equal slices
- One equal slice from a whole pizza
- Three slices together on one plate, one from each pizza
Examples
- Sharing 3 granola bars equally among 4 friends gives each friend 3/4 of a bar.
- Pouring 3 liters of juice equally into 4 bottles gives each bottle 3/4 liter.
Key takeaways
- A fraction like 3/4 also means 3 divided by 4.
- Sharing 3 equal things among 4 people gives each person 3/4.
Quiz: Three Pizzas, Four Plates (Age 11)
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What else does the fraction 3/4 mean?
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Sharing 3 equal things equally among 4 people gives each person how much?
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Three whole pizzas are shared equally among four children. How much pizza does each child get?
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