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100

The LCM of 6 and 8

24

100

23+14


11/12

100

312

112

100

14

divided by 5

120

100

simplify1220

34

100

John has 1/2 inch of string. He buys another 1/3 of an inch of string. How much string does he have now?

5/6 of an inch

200

The GCF of 12 and 18.

6

200

45+39

1215

200

439

113

200

6 divided by 

17

42

200

356as an improper fraction

23/6

200

Bob had 3/4 of a container of milk left in the fridge. He drank 1/2 of the milk. How much milk is left?

3/8 of a container

300

The LCM of 10 and 12.

60

300

51820-345

2110

300

45712

715

300

13÷45

.

512

300

2712as a mixed number

214

300

Mark has 24 sandwiches. He wants to cut them into 1/3 pieces. How many 1/3 pieces will he have?

72 pieces

400

The GCF of 36 and 48.

12

400

912-534

334

400

234213

6512

400

78÷910

.

3536

400

simplify936

14

400

Robert has 2 1/2 containers of strawberries.He gives away 1 3/4 containers of strawberries. How many containers does he have left?

3/4 containers

500

Every 8th person to go to the movies gets a free popcorn, every 10th person gets a free beverage, and every 20th person gets a free admission. Who will be the first person to get all three?

The 40th person

500

3 1/3 - 2 1/2 

5/6

500

3413

13

500

234÷45

3716

500

Convert 3/5 and 7/8 to have common denominators.

24/40 and 35/40

500

DeMaggio wants to eat this delicious casserole. When he gets it, there is only 5/6 of the casserole left. He eats 1/2 of the remaining casserole in the afternoon. How much casserole is left now?

5/12