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Question: Scott made a casserole for dinner he gave equal portions of 1/2 the casserole to 3 friends what diagram could scott use to find the fraction of the whole casserole that each friend got?

Explanation:

Find attached the diagram Scott used to find the portion each friend got.

The shaded part indicate the portion of the casserole.

When Scott prepared the dinner = 1 portion of casserole

He shared 1/2 the portion to 3 of his friends:

Divide the diagram of the full portion into 2 to get ½ of the casserole

1/2 of the casserole = ½ × 1 portion = ½ portion

Each of his 3 friends would have equal portions = ⅓ of the ½ portion

The diagram of the ½ portion would be divided into 3 equal part

In terms of calculation = ½ × ⅓

= 1/6

Each of his friends would have 1/6 portion of the casserole.

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