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One Tenth
Age 9 · Maths
A whole bar is split into ten equal strips. One strip is shaded, and the number 1/10 is written beside it.
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Examples
- A chocolate bar has 10 equal pieces; one piece is 1/10.
- A paper strip is cut into 10 equal parts; one part is 1/10.
Key takeaways
- 1/10 means one equal part out of ten.
- All ten parts must be the same size.
Quiz: One Tenth (Age 9)
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What does 1/10 mean?
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When a whole bar is split into ten parts for tenths, what must be true?
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Which numeral shows one part out of ten equal parts?
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