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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 324 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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I think it is picture d because it shows one third. because d shows just one candy bar broken into 3 even parts with 2 of the parts shaded to show what she still has.

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i don't know how to Explain it

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3 6
_ < _
4   12

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 333 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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look at the 2 shapes, think of the 2 shapes as 1. the first shape has shaded 6. the second shape is shaded 3. 3+6=9, there are 3 places un-shaded so 9+3=12 so your answer is 9/12.

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I have no clue how to explain it because I don't even know what this problem means.

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A >

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A  0.3
B =

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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FireShot Capture 336 - Grade_3_Math_Sp17_ItemReleaseScoringGuide.pdf - Google Drive_ - drive.google.com

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i am confusement

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first one.
3  6
4  12
12 is bigger
second one.