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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) 4

9

,

45

,

204

,

504

,

46

plus petit plus grand

2) 7

100

,

75

,

127

,

78

,

507

plus petit plus grand

3)

1

20

,

14

,

13

,

18

,

19

plus grand plus petit

4)

12

10

,

10012

,

1225

,

1220

,

123

plus grand plus petit

5)

11

3

,

119

,

114

,

112

,

1150

plus grand plus petit

6)

6

3

,

1006

,

26

,

506

,

126

plus grand plus petit

7)

19

50

,

192

,

195

,

1925

,

199

plus grand plus petit

8) 10

9

,

1050

,

1012

,

106

,

1025

plus grand plus petit

9) 2

8

,

252

,

122

,

102

,

25

plus grand plus petit

10) 13

3

,

134

,

135

,

139

,

10013

plus petit plus grand

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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) 4

9

,

45

,

204

,

504

,

46

4

50

,

204

,

49

,

46

,

45

plus petit plus grand

2) 7

100

,

75

,

127

,

78

,

507

7

5

,

127

,

1007

,

507

,

78

plus petit plus grand

3)

1

20

,

14

,

13

,

18

,

19

1

4

,

18

,

19

,

201

,

13

plus grand plus petit

4)

12

10

,

10012

,

1225

,

1220

,

123

12

3

,

1220

,

10012

,

1225

,

1210

plus grand plus petit

5)

11

3

,

119

,

114

,

112

,

1150

11

2

,

114

,

1150

,

119

,

113

plus grand plus petit

6)

6

3

,

1006

,

26

,

506

,

126

6

100

,

506

,

126

,

63

,

62

plus grand plus petit

7)

19

50

,

192

,

195

,

1925

,

199

19

2

,

195

,

1950

,

1925

,

199

plus grand plus petit

8) 10

9

,

1050

,

1012

,

106

,

1025

10

9

,

1012

,

1050

,

1025

,

106

plus grand plus petit

9) 2

8

,

252

,

122

,

102

,

25

2

8

,

252

,

122

,

102

,

25

plus grand plus petit

10) 13

3

,

134

,

135

,

139

,

10013

13

4

,

139

,

10013

,

135

,

133

plus petit plus grand

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