This math topic focuses on calculating the fraction of an area filled within a rectangle, given the areas of the total and the filled parts. It forms part of a foundational unit on understanding area and perimeter logic. Students are required to compare given areas and express their relationship as a fraction, enhancing their skills in fractions as well as basic area calculation. This serves as an introductory level exercise to connect visual geometric understanding with numerical fraction representation.
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moreMath worksheet on 'Area of a Part Rectangle - Areas to Fraction (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Area and Perimeter Logic - Intro' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/area_and_perimeter_geometry_logic_intro/ |
The full rectangle's area is 8. The area that is filled in is 4. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 8. The area that is filled in is 4. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 72. The area that is filled in is 36. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 12. The area that is filled in is 6. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 24. The area that is filled in is 12. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 96. The area that is filled in is 24. What fraction is filled in? |
The full rectangle's area is 70. The area that is filled in is 35. What fraction is filled in? |