So, the question would be how many groups of 1/8 are in 2/5 ?
How many groups of 1/2 are in 3/4?,
How many groups of 2/3 are in 2/9 ?
How many groups of 3/4 are in 5/6?,
Monday, February 4, 2008
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9 comments:
nice job mya! i think you did a great job doing your scribe post. the explanations are well explained but, i think some of your diagrams are small. :)
Nice Scribe Mya, good job on explaining your answers! But maybe you should have typed your word explainations in the post instead of the pictures
good job on your scribe Mya,
great job on your scribe i really understand what you did in every questions
good job mya on your scribe! you did well and its good!
good job on your scribe mya. its easy to understand.
Great job on the work but maybe next time you can make your typing a lot bigger. And also those pictures of your can be bigger too. They are really hard to see. Especially with the bright color. Try to pick a darker color next time.
Your diagrams are very small but pretty neat. I just have one question, where are the reciprocals? Because sometimes i couldn't understand how you could divide a fraction by the number on the opposite side, besides doing a reciprocal.
good job mya i like how you used the numbers and how you explained how you got the answer.
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