LCM
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100

What is the LCM of 7 and 21?

21

100

What do fractions have to have in common to add them? 

common denominators

100

How would you regroup the number 13 to subtract it by 5 2/7? 

12 7/7

100

4 x 5/8

must answer in simplest form

5/2

100

Which fraction do you flip when dividing fractions? 

the 2nd one! 

200

What is the LCM of 4 and 9

36

200

4/9 + 7/18

answer must be in simplest form

5/6

200

10/11 - 1/2

answer in simplest form

9/22

200

7/10 x 15/16

must answer in simplest form

21/32

200

15/16 ÷ 5

answer in simplest form

3/16

300

What is the LCM of 15 and 21? 

105

300

3/4 + 7/18

must answer in simplest form

41/36 or 1 5/36

300

7 2/3 - 5 2/5

must answer in simplest form

2 4/15

300

2 1/3 x 1 2/5

answer in simplest form

49/15

300

8/35 ÷ 32/45

answer in simplest form

9/28

400

What is the LCM of 3, 6, and 8? 

24

400

3 5/6 + 2 7/9

answer must be in simplified form

6 11/18


400

6 2/9 - 3 7/9

must answer in simplest form

2 4/9

400

9 1/3 x 2 1/7

answer in simplest form

20

400

4 2/7 ÷ 2 1/2

answer in simplest form

12/7

500

What is the LCM of 8, 10, and 15? 

120

500
Bob ate 4 1/2 mini pizzas for lunch and 3 1/3 mini pizzas for supper. How many mini pizzas did he eat in total? 

7 5/6 mini pizzas

500

Bob has 10 5/8 cups of chocolate chips. He uses 2 1/6 cups of chocolate chips to make cookies. How many chocolate chips does he have left? 

8 11/24 cups

500

Bob ran 2 2/3 miles on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. How many miles did he run in total? 

8 miles

500

Bob has 4 2/3 pizzas leftover from a party. If he and 6 friends share the remaining pizza, how much will each person get? 

2/3 of a pizza
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