Simplifying and equivalent fractions
Simplify 4/12
1/3
3/5+1/5
4/5
Find 1/2 of 86
43
x/5 times 4x/9
4x2/45
Convert into a mixed number 29/3
9 and 2/3
Simplify 28/35
4/5
2/7+3/4
29/28
Find 3/5 of 120
72
x/3 divided by x/4
4/3
Convert 3 and 4/5 into an improper fraction
19/5
Simplify 147/51
49/17
3/5 divided by 4
3/20
In a class there are 48 students. 3/8 of the students wear glasses. How many students do not wear glasses?
30
x+4/3 plus x+1/2
(5x+11)/6
Arrange the following from smallest to largest
23/4
37/7
11/2
37/7
11/2
23/4
Simplify 8a2b3/16ab2
ab/2
2 and 3/5 divided by 4
13/20
Connor has saved £450. He spends 1/5 on a new tyre for his car. Connor spends 2/3 on a new guitar. What fraction of the £450 does Connor have left? Give your answer in it's simplest form.
2/15
(4x-7)/10 - (2x-9)/3
(69-8x)/30
15 and 3/4 - 8 and 5/6. Give your answer as a mixed number
6 and 11/12
(15a2b- 1a3b)/27ab4
5a-7a2/9b3
3/5 x 4/7 divided by 9 and 1/3. Give your answer in its simplest form
9/49
There are two parties to vote for in a local election, the Purple Party or the Red Party. 21840 people voted in total for the two parties.
5/8 of the people who voted were over 50.
2/3 of the people aged over 50 voted for the Red Party
9/10 of the people aged 50 or under voted for the Purple Party.
Which party received the most votes and how many more did they win by?
Purple party. 200 votes
Solve
(2x-1)/4 + (x-3)/5 = 3
x = 5.5
4 and 2/3 +5 and 1/7 x 1 and 1/9. Give your answer as a mixed number
10 and 8/21