Question

Which expression represents the image below?
Two rectangles, each split into 2 parts with a curved bracket above each rectangle labeled 1. Three parts are shaded. One part is not shaded.
Two rectangles, each split into 2 parts with a curved bracket above each rectangle labeled 1. Three parts are shaded. One part is not shaded.
Two rectangles, each split into 2 parts. Each part is further split into 2 parts, so there are two wholes with 4 parts each. Five of the parts are shaded in a dark pink. One part is shaded in light pink. Two parts are not shaded. A curved bracket across the parts shaded in dark pink is labeled question mark.

Answer 1

5/6 x 2/3.

Step-by-step explanation:

The image shows that we are finding a fraction of another fraction.

We can use multiplication to show that we are making equal-sized groups, even when the size is a fraction!

Each whole has 2 equal pieces, and there are 3 pieces shaded.The shaded parts represent 2/3

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start fraction, 3, divided by, 2, end fraction of 1 whole.

Then we split each half in 2 equal pieces. Now, the shaded parts have 6 equal pieces, with 5 pieces marked.The selected parts represent 5/6

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AND THATS HOW YOU GET 5/6 x 3/2!

Answer 2

Answer:

Aka in short form It is 2 × 3/8