In this lesson you are going to learn to how to place a fraction with the numerators other than one on a number line by breaking the whole number one on.

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In this lesson you are going to learn to how to place a fraction with the numerators other than one on a number line by breaking the whole number one on the number line into smaller parts.

A fraction is a PART of a whole A fraction is MORE THAN 0 But LESS THAN 1

More than 0 Less than 1

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Now you know how to place a fraction with the numerator of one on a number line by breaking the whole number one on the number line into smaller parts.