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Using the number lines shown, what is the equivalent fraction to 3/3
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Using the number lines shown, what is the equivalent fraction to 3/3
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Any fraction that has the same number as the numerator and denominator (examples would be 7/7 4/4 10/10 etc)
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3/3 is a whole so I believe it would be the whole number line
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