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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)

14

50

,

8250

,

11550

,

4550

,

12650

plus grand plus petit

2)

2

9

,

119

,

219

,

69

,

149

plus grand plus petit

3) 9

5

,

95

,

35

,

55

,

35

plus grand plus petit

4)

5

6

,

156

,

46

,

126

,

156

plus grand plus petit

5) 8

8

,

88

,

188

,

138

,

168

plus petit plus grand

6) 282

100

,

256100

,

10064

,

10013

,

185100

plus petit plus grand

7) 3

2

,

32

,

21

,

12

,

12

plus grand plus petit

8)

19

12

,

127

,

1912

,

2812

,

3112

plus petit plus grand

9) 20

25

,

5725

,

2325

,

4025

,

1825

plus grand plus petit

10)

44

20

,

1620

,

2041

,

3720

,

4220

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)

14

50

,

8250

,

11550

,

4550

,

12650 126

50

,

1450

,

5045

,

8250

,

11550

plus grand plus petit

2)

2

9

,

119

,

219

,

69

,

149 21

9

,

119

,

29

,

69

,

149

plus grand plus petit

3) 9

5

,

95

,

35

,

55

,

35 9

5

,

95

,

55

,

35

,

35

plus grand plus petit

4)

5

6

,

156

,

46

,

126

,

156 15

6

,

126

,

46

,

56

,

156

plus grand plus petit

5) 8

8

,

88

,

188

,

138

,

168

18

8

,

168

,

88

,

88

,

138

plus petit plus grand

6) 282

100

,

256100

,

10064

,

10013

,

185100

185

100

,

10064

,

10013

,

256100

,

282100

plus petit plus grand

7) 3

2

,

32

,

21

,

12

,

12 3

2

,

12

,

21

,

12

,

32

plus grand plus petit

8)

19

12

,

127

,

1912

,

2812

,

3112

31

12

,

1912

,

127

,

1912

,

2812

plus petit plus grand

9) 20

25

,

5725

,

2325

,

4025

,

1825 40

25

,

2325

,

2025

,

1825

,

5725

plus grand plus petit

10)

44

20

,

1620

,

2041

,

3720

,

4220

16

20

,

3720

,

2041

,

4220

,

4420

plus grand plus petit

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