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Question 1
Alexi divided a circle into 8 equal parts.

Part A
Which circle shows how Alexi could have done this?

(1 point)
Responses

A circle is shown with 4 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections.
- image with description: A circle is shown with 4 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections. - - correct

A circle is shown with 3 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections.
- image with description: A circle is shown with 3 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections. - - no response given

A circle is shown with 2 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections.
- image with description: A circle is shown with 2 lines going through the center of the circle that equally divide it into multiple sections. - - no response given

A circle is shown with 1 line going through the center of the circle that divides it into two equal sections.
- image with description: A circle is shown with 1 line going through the center of the circle that divides it into two equal sections. - - no response given
Correct

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Question 2
Part B
What fraction does each part represent?

Drag the tiles to make a fraction that represents each part of Alexi's circle.

(1 point)
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Answer 1

Since the circle is divided into 8 equal parts, each part represents 1/8 of the whole circle. Drag the tiles to form the fraction 1/8.