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Fractions
Recall that when some whole number of things are shared
equally among some number of people, fractions tell us how
much each share is.
Shabnam: Do you remember, if one roti is divided equally
between two children, how much
roti will each child get?
Mukta: Each child will get half a roti.
Shabnam: The fraction ‘one half’ is written as
1 . We also sometimes read this as
2
‘one upon two.’
Mukta: If one roti is equally shared among
4 children, how much roti will one child get?
Shabnam: Each child’s share is 14 roti.
Mukta: And which is more 12 roti or 14 roti?
Shabnam: When 2 children share 1 roti
equally, each child gets 12 roti. When
4 children share 1 roti equally, each
child gets 14 roti. Since, in the second
group more children share the
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Document Details
| Board / Org | NCERT |
| Exam | Class 6 |
| Type | Books |
| Pages | 50 |
| Language | english |
| Updated | 24 Sep 2026 |