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Taylor colored 1/4 of a rectangle. Draw an area model showing the fraction equivalent to 1/4. what is the answer?

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Answered by stalwartajk

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To represent the fraction 1/4 as an area model, we divide a rectangle into four equal parts and shade one of those parts. Fankly the answer is 1/4 because the shaded part represents one of the four equal parts, or 1/4 of the whole rectangle.

Step-by-step explanation:

Here's an area model showing 1/4 of a rectangle:

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1/4

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In this question, we are asked to show the fraction 1/4 as an area model. An area model is a visual representation of a fraction, where a shape is divided into equal parts, and the fraction is represented by the number of those parts that are shaded or colored.

In this case, we are given a rectangle, and we are told that 1/4 of it is colored. To represent this visually, we need to divide the rectangle into four equal parts, and shade one of those parts. This is what we did in the model above, where the rectangle is divided into four equal parts, and one of those parts is shaded.

The answer to the question is 1/4, because that is the fraction that is represented by the shaded part of the rectangle. In other words, if you were to divide the rectangle into four equal parts, the shaded part would be one of those four parts, or 1/4 of the whole rectangle