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A recipe calls for 3 teaspoons of sugar. To double that amount, you can add 3 + 3.

The chef decided to triple the amount of sugar in the recipe by putting in 6 cups when it called for only 2.

Eve was trying to solve the problem 1/2 x 3, so she drew a model to help her think about the problem.

The product of 2/3 times 4 is 8/3.

1/5 is an example of a unit fraction, since it has a numerator of 1.

In a fraction, the top number, or numerator, tells you how many parts of a fraction you are identifying or counting.

In the fraction 5/6, the number 6 is called the denominator.

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