Fraction Circle — 4/7 (four sevenths) — free printable diagram

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Fraction Circle — 4/7 (four sevenths)

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Circle divided into 7 equal wedges with 4 of 7 equal portions shaded. Navy fill on white, navy outline. For teaching fractions, part-whole, equivalent fractions.

What is 4/7?

4/7 is four sevenths — a circle split into 7 equal slices with 4 of them shaded. As a decimal 4/7 is ≈0.571, and as a percentage it is ≈57.1%.

Fraction
4/7
In words
four sevenths
Simplest form
4/7 (already simplest)
As a decimal
≈0.571
As a percentage
≈57.1%
Shaded slices
4 of 7
Angle of the shaded part
≈205.7°
Unshaded
3/7
  • 4/7 means the circle is divided into 7 equal slices and four of them are shaded.
  • 4 and 7 share no common factor bigger than 1, so 4/7 is already in its simplest form.
  • To turn 4/7 into a decimal, divide the top by the bottom: 4 ÷ 7 is about 0.571. Multiply that by 100 for the percentage, about 57.1%.
  • The unshaded part is 3/7, because 4/7 and 3/7 add up to one whole.

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