Term 3 Week 2
Two groups of friends are sharing chocolate bars.
Each group wants to share the chocolate bars fairly so every person gets the same amount and no chocolate remains.
In the first group of friends, four students receive three chocolate bars. How much chocolate did each person get in the first group? ¾
In the second group of friends, eight students are given six chocolate bars. How much chocolate did each person get? 6/8
Which group of students got more chocolate?
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Question 1 : The first group gets ¾ of chocolate. That is 3 pieces of chocolates each out of 4 pieces.
In the second group gets 6/8 of chocolate. That is 3 pieces of chocolate each out of 8 pieces.
WALT:Use Fractions of a region
Hi guys this is my work hope you guys like it bye
HI Alo, this looks amazing. I really like the way you have included photos of your thinking of how you worked out this problem. Well done! You next step is to work out who got the most amount of chocolate? Did they get the same amount? or different amount? Keep upi the hard work Alo!
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