290 Chapter 8Lessons 1–12Write each as a fraction. (See pp. 266– 267.)- one half 2. three eighths 3. five sevenths
- four out of nine 5. six-tenths 6. two divided by three
Write the fraction represented by the letter A. (See pp. 268– 269.)Tell whether the fraction is closer to 0, , or 1. (See pp. 270 – 271.)- ^67 10. ^29 11. 160 12. 191
Write the equivalent fraction. (See pp. 272 – 275.)
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9 14. 1
7
0 1
x(^4) 15. ^6
9 16.
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Find the common factors for each set of numbers. (See pp. 276 – 277.)
Then circle the greatest common factor.
- 8, 12 18. 6, 16 19. 12, 20
Write each fraction in simplest form. (See pp. 278 – 279.)- ^11 ^05 21. 162 22. 284 23. 240 24. ^1450
Write in order:
least to greatest. greatest to least. (See pp. 282 – 285.)- 1
4
0 , 1
7
0 , 4
5 26. 1
11
2 , 3
4 , 12
2 27. 6
9 , 1
3 , 4
9 28. 4
5 , 13
0 , 17
0 Compare. Write ,, , or .. (See pp. 280 – 283.)- 2 1
7
4 ^3 1
4
4 30. 1
10
2 19
2 31.^1 2
3 ^2 1
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