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Collection of Quarters (27)

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Orange pie chart showing 3/4 and 1/4 sections divided by dashed lines.
A simple orange pie chart illustrating the fraction 3/4 (three quarters) versus 1/4 (one quarter), with dashed lines indicating divisions.
U.S. quarter dollar coin featuring George Washington's profile, inscribed with "United States of America," "Liberty," and "In God We Trust."
The obverse of the U.S. quarter dollar shows George Washington in left-facing profile, surrounded by key inscriptions including “Liberty” and “In God We Trust.”
Pie chart showing three green quarters and one orange quarter, representing a 75% to 25% distribution.
A clean pie chart highlighting a 3:1 ratio-three green sections and one orange section-ideal for showing majority-minority splits.
Illustrated cake with three quarters remaining and one quarter removed, labeled 1/4 sections for fraction teaching.
A friendly cake diagram showing how one slice (1/4) is removed, leaving three quarters-ideal for visual math learners.
U.S. quarter dollar coin featuring George Washington’s profile, inscribed with "United States of America", "Liberty", and "In God We Trust".
The U.S. quarter dollar, first issued in 1932 to commemorate Washington’s 200th birthday, remains a staple of American coinage.
Silver U.S. quarter featuring George Washington’s profile with detailed hair and ribbon.
A classic U.S. quarter showcasing George Washington in left-facing profile, with fine engraving of his powdered wig and ribbon.
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Line-art illustration of the U.S. quarter dollar coin obverse featuring George Washington’s profile, inscriptions "Liberty", "In God We Trust", and "United States of America".
A clean line-art rendering of the U.S. quarter’s obverse side, highlighting George Washington’s profile and key inscriptions.
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A pie chart divided into four equal quadrants, with the top-right slice separated to highlight a quarter segment.
A clean, black-and-white pie chart where one quarter is slightly detached to emphasize that segment.
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Black eighth note symbol on white background, representing musical notation.
A clean, bold eighth note-essential for reading and writing rhythmic patterns in Western music.
Line drawing of 1991 U.S. quarter dollar showing obverse (Liberty profile) and reverse (eagle with shield and olive branch).
A black-and-white line art illustration of the 1991 U.S. quarter, ideal for coloring and educational activities.
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Black and white yin-yang inspired circle split vertically into two equal halves.
A balanced dual-tone circle representing duality, contrast, or binary states-perfect for modern interfaces.
A cartoon-style pizza with pepperoni, green leaves, and black olives, crossed out with a large red X indicating prohibition or avoidance.
A no-pizza icon used to signal dietary restrictions, allergies, or food preferences at a glance.
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A circle divided into four equal quadrants, with one white and three blue sections.
This pie chart clearly shows that three out of four parts are blue, representing 75%, while the remaining quarter is white (25%).
A cartoon boy in a green jacket holds a yellow quarter-circle slice, standing beside a colorful four-section pie chart.
A friendly cartoon student demonstrates how a quarter (1/4) fits into a whole pie divided into four equal parts.
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Black eighth note symbol on transparent background, representing music notation.
A clean, vector-style eighth note-ideal for digital interfaces and print media requiring musical symbolism.