Welcome to Mathnasium’s Math Tricks series. Today we are comparing fractions that have the same numerators but have different denominators (the total number of equal parts in the whole).
When we compare fractions with the same numerators, we compare the same number of parts; however, the wholes may be divided into a different number of parts.
Throughout the month of April, we’ve had fun celebrating Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month. But April is only the beginning; we hope you’ll be inspired to keep up this conversation with your family all year long.
The truth is that math is everywhere! We see it on the farm, in the grocery store, on construction sites, and at the amusement park.
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