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Ditto Andrea, it's the only box that has the numerator greater than the denominator

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Ditto Andrea, it's the only box that has the numerator greater than the denominator

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(Teala)

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Ditto Laura L & Rochelle. That's where my mind went too -growing vs shrinking patterns (Teala)

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Ditto Laura L & Rochelle. That's where my mind went too -growing vs shrinking patterns (Teala)

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I chose the upper right corner because that is the only fraction that can still be reduced. 

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I chose the upper right corner because that is the only fraction that can still be reduced. 

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(Rochelle V)

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I chose the lower right corner because it is moving from largest to smallest where the other boxes are moving from smallest to largest.

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I chose the lower right corner because it is moving from largest to smallest where the other boxes are moving from smallest to largest.

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(Rochelle V)

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I think the bottom right as it is the only one that is an improper fraction.

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I think the bottom right as it is the only one that is an improper fraction.

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(Andrea)

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I would choose the bottom right because it is a shrinking pattern left to right where as the others are all growing patterns.

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I would choose the bottom right because it is a shrinking pattern left to right where as the others are all growing patterns.

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(Andrea)

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I agree with Laura L in choosing the lower left fraction. I think it doesn't belong because when divided the percentage isn't related to skip counting 5's. For instance, 1/20 = 5%, 20/25 = 80%, 5/4 = 125% and 2/3 = 66%. (Renee P)

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I agree with Laura L in choosing the lower left fraction. I think it doesn't belong because when divided the percentage isn't related to skip counting 5's. For instance, 1/20 = 5%, 20/25 = 80%, 5/4 = 125% and 2/3 = 66%. (Renee P)

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I decided to choose the upper left "T" since it is the only one that doesn't resemble an "X". (Renee P)

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I decided to choose the upper left "T" since it is the only one that doesn't resemble an "X". (Renee P)

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I decided to choose the upper right because it has diagonal lines, and the others are horizontal and vertical lines! (Laura T)

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I decided to choose the upper right because it has diagonal lines, and the others are horizontal and vertical lines! (Laura T)

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I'm going to go with the lower left on this because when divided, it yields a repeating decimal, unlike the other examples.

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I decided to choose the lower right since it is a shrinking pattern and the others are all growing patterns.