Common Core: 3rd Grade Math : Understanding fractions as numbers
Study concepts, example questions & explanations for Common Core: 3rd Grade Math
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Example Questions
Example Question #161 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
D
A
C
E
B
A
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point A is at because it's at the first line, which is labeled as
Example Question #162 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
C
E
F
D
G
D
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point D is at because it's at the third piece of the number line.
Example Question #163 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
I
G
H
E
F
H
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point H is at because it's at the seventh piece of the number line.
Example Question #164 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
I
F
G
H
J
G
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point G is at because it's at the sixth piece of the number line.
Example Question #165 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
J
G
H
I
F
F
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point F is at because it's at the fifth piece of the number line.
Example Question #166 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
G
F
D
C
E
D
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point D is at because it's at the third piece of the number line.
Example Question #167 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
I
F
H
G
J
H
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point H is at because it's at the seventh piece of the number line.
Example Question #168 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
C
A
B
A
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point A is at because it's at the first line, which is labeled as
Example Question #169 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
E
I
A
M
I
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point I is at because it's at the second piece of the number line.
Example Question #170 : Understanding Fractions As Numbers
What point on the number line is at
A
D
B
C
E
B
This number line is spit into pieces or parts.
Point B is at because it's at the first piece of the number line.
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