how can we determine if tobie and torie each have enough lime juice for a party?

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How can we determine if Tobie and Torie each have enough lime juice for a party?

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How can we determine if Tobie and Torie each have enough lime juice for a party?. In this lesson you will learn how to estimate answers to a real world problem involving fractions by using area models. An area model uses the area of rectangles to help us with fraction problems. =. =. 1. 2. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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How can we determine if Tobie and Torie each have enough

lime juice for a party?

In this lesson you will learn how to estimate answers to a real world

problem involving fractions by using area models.

Let’s Review

An area model uses the area of rectangles to help us with fraction problems.

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Let’s Review

Fractions can only be compared when they are based on the same whole.

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Notice that all of these fractions are based on the same whole: the yellow hexagon!

Let’s Review

Benchmark fractions are the ones we are most familiar with…

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Core Lesson

Reasonable means to be logical.

Reasonable!

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Core Lesson

Tobie and Torie each have a lime. They need a cup of lime juice to make salsa for a party. Tobie squeezes a cup

from his and Torie squeezes a cup from his. How much lime juice do they have? Is it enough?

1. Calculate 2. Estimate 3. Compare

1 full cup YES!612

612

1212+ =

Core Lesson 2. Estimate

+ = 1whole cup of lime juice

Tobie and Torie each have a lime. They need a cup of lime juice to make salsa for a party. Tobie squeezes a cup

from his and Torie squeezes a cup from his. How much lime juice do they have? Is it enough?

?

Core Lesson 3. Compare

Calculated Estimated

1whole cup of lime juice

How did we do?

How did we do?

Our answer is reasonable!

Tobie and Torie each have a lime. They need a cup of lime juice to make salsa for a party. Tobie squeezes a cup

from his and Torie squeezes a cup from his. How much lime juice do they have? Is it enough?

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Core Lesson

Tyler drank quarts of milk and Tina drank quarts of milk. How many more quarts did Tyler drink than Tina?

1. Calculate 2. Estimate 3. Compare

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Shawn Avery
Again, although this model definitely works to help us solve this problem, it's not the typical area model. You'll want to divide your 3/8 rectangle into fourths vertically. You'll find the equivalent fraction of 12/32. Then do the same for the 1/4 rectangle. Break it into 8ths. You'll find the equivalent fraction of 8/32s. You'll then subtract to get 4/32 which can be simplified to 1/8.

Core Lesson 2. Estimate

Tyler drank of quart of milk and Tina drank of a quart. How many more quarts did Tyler drink than Tina?

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Core Lesson 3. Compare

Calculated Estimated

How did we do?

How did we do?

Our answer is reasonable!

Tyler drank of quart of milk and Tina drank of a quart. How many more quarts did Tyler drink than Tina?

In this lesson you have learned how to estimate answers to a real world problem involving fractions

by using area models.