


In order to solve this question I decided to make a chart. I figured that it would help me to organize everything better.
First you add what Li ate, which was 1/6 of a pizza and 2/8 of a pizza, which will give you 10/24 (after you simplify). Then you add what Ray ate, which was 2/6 of a pizza, and 1/8 of a pizza, which will give you 11/24 (after you simplify).
So, Ray ate more pizza.
b)How much more did that person eat?
To figure this out, you just subtract what Ray ate from what Li ate.
11/24-10/24=
1/24
1/24
Ray ate 1/24 more of a pizza.
c)How much pizza was left over?
Since I like charts, I want to use one to figure out this one too.
The 1/2 comes from 3/6, which is how much of the Hawaiian pizza was left. The 5/8 comes from how much of the vegetarian pizza was left. First you find common denominators for 1/2 and 5/8, which is 8/16 + 10/16. That equals to 18/16, and when you simplify that, it is 1 and 1/8.
Thank you for reading my post. If there's anything wrong, or you don't understand anything, feel free to COMMENT :]
3 comments:
Kara great use of pictures. Just wondering how you got the fractions in part C? (Iknow but what about people that might not know?)
Great Job Kara! I like how you explained your thinking and answers. Just a suggestion, maybe make the pictures on paint, or bigger paper because some things are squished.
Hi Kara! Great post! I really liked your use of colour and I thought that it was very creative of you to take pictures of work from paper. Nice work!
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