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Five quarters of a pie
Age 9 · Maths
Open to everyone until Friday, October 30
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Four quarters fit together to make one whole pie. Add one more quarter and you have five quarters, which is one whole and one quarter.
In the picture
- The whole pie: four quarters that make 1 whole
- The extra slice: one more quarter, 1/4
Examples
- Five quarter-pizza slices make one full pizza plus one extra slice.
- Five quarter-hours of play make one hour plus fifteen minutes.
Key takeaways
- Four quarters make one whole: 4/4 = 1.
- Five quarters are one whole plus one quarter: 5/4 = 1 + 1/4.
Quiz: Five quarters of a pie (Age 9)
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How many quarters fit together to make one whole?
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What are five quarters the same as?
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You have four quarters that make one whole. You add one more quarter. How many quarters do you have now?
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