Emek and Luna spread a blanket beside a quiet river before exploring farther. They packed 3 apples for lunch and wanted to share them fairly. They carefully cut each apple into 2 equal halves, making 6 equal apple halves. Emek took 3 halves, and Luna took the other 3 halves. Both smiled because they had the same amount to eat. After their picnic, they packed up and happily continued their riverside adventure.
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Hint
Think about what we call one of two equal parts.
Each apple was cut into 2 equal halves. What is one piece called?
One halfOne wholeTwo applesThree halvesCorrect! One of two equal parts is called one half.
Remember that cutting something into 2 equal parts makes halves.
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Hint
Each apple makes 2 halves.
Emek and Luna cut 4 apples into 2 equal halves each. How many apple halves did they make altogether?
Correct! They made 8 apple halves.
Multiply the number of apples by 2 halves for each apple.
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Hint
Compare the number of halves each person has.
Emek had 3 apple halves, and Luna had 3 apple halves. Which statement is true?
Emek has more than Luna.Luna has more than Emek.They have the same amount.Neither of them has any apple halves.Correct! They each have 3 halves, so the amounts are equal.
Count the apple halves for Emek and Luna and compare them.
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