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Shade 3 circles. Shade 4/3 more

Shade 3 circles. Shade 4/3 more
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Shade 3 circles. Shade 4/3 more

Shade 3 circles. Shade 4/3 more-example-1
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After you shaded 4/3, you should have had 4 circles fully shaded and 1/3 left over. That tells you that 3 4/3 = 4 1/3
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