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Test. Review. Imperial Measurement. What makes up a fraction? ? ---- ? How many inches are in a foot? How to read the ruler? Find the inch number that is just smaller than the object being measured. Write down this whole number.
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What makes up a fraction? ? ---- ? How many inches are in a foot? How to read the ruler? Find the inch number that is just smaller than the object being measured. Write down this whole number. Now determine the denominator of the exact measurement. Write this down to the right of the whole number. Now determine the numerator of the exact measurement. Write this over the denominator. If necessary, reduce the fraction to its lowest denominator. numerator denominator 12
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