Mary ate 2 of pie. Jane ate 3 of pie. How much pie did
_ _
9 9
they eat altogether?
5 of pie
_
9
100
Use <, >, or = to compare the two fractions.
3 2
_ _
4 5
>
100
7 3
___ + __ =
12 12
10
__
12
100
6 2
_ - _ =
8 8
4
_
8
100
Write as a fraction and decimal.
45 cents
45 and $0.45
___
100
200
Jim ate 2 of pizza and Allison ate 7 of pizza. How much
__ __
12 12
of the pizza did they eat altogether?
9
__ of pizza
12
200
Use <, >, or = to compare fractions.
1 2
_ _
4 6
<
200
6 2
__ + __ =
10 10
8
__
10
200
9 4
__ - __ =
12 12
5
__
12
200
Write the fraction as cents and as a fraction.
16
___
100
16 cents and $0.16
300
A birthday cake was divided into sixths. James at 1
_
6
of the cake and his sister ate 2 of the cake. His friend
__
6
Matt ate 1 of the cake also. How much of the cake was
__
6
left?
2
_
6
300
Which of the fractions is equal to 2 ?
_
5
a. 4 b. 2 c. 4 d. 1
_ __ __ _
8 10 10 3
B
300
11 8
__ + __ =
20 20
19
__
20
300
13 9
__ - __ =
15 15
4
__
15
300
Write as a fraction and decimal.
33 cents.
33 and $0.33
___
100
400
Jane had 8 of cake. Minnie ate 3 of the cake. How much of
__ __
10 10
the cake was left?
5
__
10
400
Which of the fractions below is equivalent to 1 ?
_
2
a. 1 b. 1 c. 3 d. 4
_ _ __ _
3 4 6 7
C
400
70 22
___ + ___ =
100 100
92
___
100
400
63 21
___ - ___ =
100 100
42
___
100
400
Write the fraction as cents and as a decimal.
8
___
100