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Placer en Ordre de Fractions (A)

Nom:

Date:

Ecrivez chaque ensemble de fractions ou nombres fractionnaires dans l’ordre

indiqué.

1) 45

20

,

6725

,

125

,

149

,

1510

plus grand plus petit

2)

3

5

,

3350

,

116

,

1512

,

32

plus grand plus petit

3)

10

6

,

53

,

2910

,

48

,

12350

plus petit plus grand

4) 25

12

,

2110

,

5520

,

104100

,

52

plus grand plus petit

5)

2

4

,

199

,

102

,

121

,

33

plus grand plus petit

6)

11

5

,

2412

,

259

,

89

,

94

plus petit plus grand

7) 28

25

,

146

,

95

,

3150

,

2110

plus grand plus petit

8)

12

8

,

259100

,

53

,

34

,

4125

plus petit plus grand

9)

12

8

,

1710

,

2625

,

53

,

84

plus petit plus grand

10) 2

3

,

76

,

10088

,

59

,

65

plus grand plus petit

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Placer en Ordre de Fractions (A) Réponses

Nom:

Date:

Ecrivez chaque ensemble de fractions ou nombres fractionnaires dans l’ordre

indiqué.

1) 45

20

,

6725

,

125

,

149

,

1510

67

25

,

4520

,

149

,

125

,

1510

plus grand plus petit

2)

3

5

,

3350

,

116

,

1512

,

32

11

6

,

35

,

5033

,

1512

,

32

plus grand plus petit

3)

10

6

,

53

,

2910

,

48

,

12350

10

6

,

48

,

53

,

12350

,

2910

plus petit plus grand

4) 25

12

,

2110

,

5520

,

104100

,

52

5

2

,

2512

,

104100

,

2110

,

5520

plus grand plus petit

5)

2

4

,

199

,

102

,

121

,

33

19

9

,

102

,

121

,

24

,

33

plus grand plus petit

6)

11

5

,

2412

,

259

,

89

,

94

11

5

,

2412

,

89

,

259

,

94

plus petit plus grand

7) 28

25

,

146

,

95

,

3150

,

2110

14

6

,

2110

,

2825

,

3150

,

95

plus grand plus petit

8)

12

8

,

259100

,

53

,

34

,

4125

259

100

,

53

,

128

,

34

,

4125

plus petit plus grand

9)

12

8

,

1710

,

2625

,

53

,

84

8

4

,

1710

,

128

,

2625

,

53

plus petit plus grand

10) 2

3

,

76

,

10088

,

59

,

65

7

6

,

10088

,

23

,

59

,

65

plus grand plus petit

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