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100 POINTS

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Using Area Models
Directions: Color each of the models to show the numbers given. Then use your models to
decide which number is larger. Write the comparison using the correct symbols. (< >,=)

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100 POINTS 1 Using Area Models Directions: Color each of the models to show the numbers-example-1
User Jacob Jedryszek
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Answer:

1.2 > 1.13

2.38 > 2.3

1.40 = 1.4

Explanation:

Each blank large square represents 1 (as in the whole number 1)

The large squares with vertical lines have been divided into 10 equal parts. Therefore each strip = 1 ÷ 10 = 0.1

The large squares that have a grid of small squares have been divided into 100 squares. Therefore, each small square = 1 ÷ 100 = 0.01

Therefore, you need to color each accordingly.

  • When coloring the strips, color from left to right.
  • When coloring the small squares, color from left to right and top to bottom.

Once colored, you should then be able to compare the colored sections and decide which section is visually bigger, smaller (or equal)

1) 1.2 : color the entire large blank square to represent the "1", then color the first 2 strips in the adjacent square to represent the ".2"

1.13 : color the entire large blank square and 13 of the small squares.

1.2 > 1.13

2) 2.38 : color both large blank squares, then color 38 of the small squares

2.3 : color both large blank squares, then color 3 of the strips

2.38 > 2.3

3) 1.40 : color the large blank square, then color 40 of the small squares

1.4 : color the large blank square, then color 4 of the strips

1.40 = 1.4

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