Fraction Circle — 6/6 (one whole) — free printable diagram

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Fraction Circle — 6/6 (one whole)

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Circle divided into 6 equal wedges with fully shaded (one whole). Navy fill on white, navy outline. For teaching fractions, part-whole, equivalent fractions.

What is 6/6?

6/6 is one whole — a circle split into 6 equal slices with 6 of them shaded. As a decimal 6/6 is 1, and as a percentage it is 100%.

Fraction
6/6
In words
one whole
Simplest form
1
As a decimal
1
As a percentage
100%
Shaded slices
6 of 6
Angle of the shaded part
360°
  • 6/6 means the circle is divided into 6 equal slices and six of them are shaded.
  • All 6 parts are shaded, so 6/6 makes one whole. Any fraction with the same number on the top and the bottom equals 1.
  • To turn 6/6 into a decimal, divide the top by the bottom: 6 ÷ 6 = 1. Multiply that by 100 for the percentage, 100%.

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