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Eleven Quarter Slices
Age 9 · Maths
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Eleven quarter slices can be grouped into two whole pies and three extra slices. So eleven quarters is the same as two wholes and three quarters.
In the picture
- Left whole pie: four equal slices make one whole.
- Middle whole pie: four equal slices make a second whole.
- Three slices in the right pie: three equal parts of one pie.
Examples
- Four quarter slices of pizza make one whole pizza.
- Seven quarter cups of milk fill one full cup and three quarters of another.
Key takeaways
- Eleven quarters is more than two wholes.
- Two wholes and three quarters is the same amount as eleven quarters.
Quiz: Eleven Quarter Slices (Age 9)
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How many whole pies can you make from eleven quarter slices?
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Which amount is the same as eleven quarters?
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Eleven quarters is more than which amount?
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