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3rd Grade Math 10.6, Measure Length, Inches and Fractions of Inches

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First published at 13:08 UTC on August 1st, 2019.

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The left side of a ruler represents 0 inches. The numbers 1, 2, 3, and so on represent whole inches. A ruler is like a number line because they both start at 0 and are marked in equal sized distances. The marks on a ruler show the whole inches, and the fractional parts of each inch. Each 1/2 inch mark is centered between each whole inch. The fourth inch marks are centered between each 1/2 inch. We discuss examples of measuring length to the nearest inch, or to the nearest half inch. We can measure to the nearest half inch when our measuring tool only has inch marks on it. We can measure to the nearest fourth inch when our measuring tool only has inch and half inch marks on it. We use a line plot to show measurement data. We measure and record the measures on a line plot. When we measure to the nearest half inch, or the nearest fourth inch, the length of our object may be a whole number answer.

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