Multiplication
40 x 4
160
Draw a fraction bar to show 4/5.
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Pau and Michael each got a piece of gum exactly the same size. Pau chewed 2/3 of his piece and Michael chewed 3/4 of his piece. Who chewed more?
Michael
Use the "over strategy" to solve this problem. Show your work!
99 x 3.
100 x 3 = 300
300 - 3 = 297
Use <, >, or = to compare these fractions:
4/5 and 2/5
4/5 > 2/5
80 x 50
400
What is bigger - 1/3 or 1/4?
1/3
Rosmery and Kinsley both bought a giant cookie that are exactly the same size. Rosmery ate 1/4 of her cookie and Kinsley ate 1/5 of hers. Who ate more?
Rosmery
Use a two-part area model to solve this problem. Show your work!
40 x 12
(show a two-part area model)
answer: 480
Use <, >, or = to compare these fractions:
3/8 and 3/7
3/8 < 3/7
43 x 20
860
Rewrite 2/3 and 3/5 to have a common denominator.
10/15 and 9/15
Joey says 3/10 + 43/100 = 46/100, but Makenzie says 3/10 + 43/100 = 73/100. Who is correct?
Makenzie
Use a four-part area model to solve this problem. Show your work!
25 x 33
(show a 4-part area model)
825
Use <, >, or = to compare these fractions:
2/7 and 4/14
2/7 = 4/14
22 x 13
286
Name two fractions that are equivalent to 3/4.
Answers will vary
Jennifer makes beaded bracelets. She has two boxes for her beads. One has 25 sections, with 13 large beads in each section. How many large beads does she have?
325
Use the standard algorithm to solve this problem. Show your work!
47 x 8
(show the work)
376
Use <, >, or = to compare these numbers:
0.70 and 0.07
0.70 > 0.07
93 x 68
6,324
Name two fractions that are equivalent to 6/8.
Answers will vary.
882
Use the standard algorithm to solve this problem. Show your work!
592 x 83
(show the work)
49,136
Use <, >, or = to compare these numbers:
0.3 and 3/100
0.3 > 3/100