draw some quadrilaterals. one fifth is blue. one half is yellow.
assistance needed
School subject is Math, not 5th grade.
Ok. so you take the area of the quadrilateral. Let's say it was 16(4x4). You divide 16 by 5 and you should get 16 or 3 1
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So you want to color 3 whole squares and 1/5 of one. Divide one square into fifths.
The one-half should be easy. Just shade in half of your shape.
I don't know if I did that right so you might want to check with someone else but see if it works.
To draw quadrilaterals with specific colored sections, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by drawing a plain quadrilateral shape. For simplicity, let's draw a rectangle.
2. Divide the rectangle into five equal sections horizontally. To do this, draw four evenly spaced horizontal lines across the rectangle.
3. Color one-fifth of the rectangle with a blue color. To do this, choose one of the five sections and fill it with blue.
4. Next, divide the same rectangle into two equal sections vertically by drawing a single vertical line down the middle of the shape.
5. Color one-half (or two-fifths) of the rectangle with a yellow color. To achieve this, choose the two sections on one side of the vertical line and color them yellow.
By following these steps, you can draw a quadrilateral where one-fifth is blue and one-half is yellow.