FDP
Which statement is true?
1/4=0.025 = 25%
1/2=0.005 = 50%
3/4=0.75 = 75%
1/5=0.2 =2%
4. 3/4=0.75 = 75%
3/4 Divided by 2/4
3/2
1/4 times 3/8
3/32
Which scenario can correctly represent a ratio of 4:1?
A There are two apples for every eight pears in a fruit bowl.
B There are four apples for every four pears in a fruit bowl.
C There are eight apples for every ten pears in a fruit bowl.
D There are twelve apples for every three pears in a fruit bowl.
D There are twelve apples for every three pears in a fruit bowl.
There are 100 questions on Walter’s science exam. Which represents the fractional, decimal, and percent if Walter got 70 questions correct?
70/100, 0.70,70%
Identify each number that can be placed in the blank to make this statement true.
3/5 = ?
1. 6%. 2. 60% 3. 6.0 4. 35%
5. 0.6 6. 0.35
2. 60%. 5. 0.6
“Dividing by a fraction between 0 and 1, such as
5 1/2 and 3/4, will ______.”
A create a zero pair
B decrease the value of the original number
C keep the value of the original number the same
D increase the value of the original number
D increase the value of the original number
What is the product of 2 1/4 and 3/8
27/32
Which fraction correctly represents the ratio of
4 triangles to 10 squares?.
A 2/5
B 4/6
C 5/2
D 6/4
A 2/5
Mrs. Thomas baked 5 1/2 trays of cookies. She plans to gift 1/6 of a tray to each of her family members. How many family members will she give cookies to?
A 1 family members
B 7 family members
C 30 family members
D 33 family members
D 33 family members
Arrange the number from least to greatest.
10%, 7/10, 0.09
0.09, 10%,7/10
The quotient of 8 1/4 and 1/8
1. Greater than 8 1/4 because the dividend is greator than divisor
2.Greater than 8 1/4 because the divisor has value between 0 and 1
3.Less than 8 1/4 because the divisor is less than then dividend.
4.less than 8 1/4. because the quotient is always less than the dividend.
2.Greater than 8 1/4 because the divisor has value between 0 and 1
Multiplying by a fraction between 0 and 1, such as
5 1/2 and 3/4, will ______.”
A create a zero pair
B decrease the value of the original number
C keep the value of the original number the same
D increase the value of the original number
B decrease the value of the original number
Which scenario can correctly represent a ratio of 4:1?
A There are two apples for every eight pears in a fruit bowl.
B There are four apples for every four pears in a fruit bowl.
C There are eight apples for every ten pears in a fruit bowl.
D There are twelve apples for every three pears in a fruit bowl.
D There are twelve apples for every three pears in a fruit bowl.
Jacky bought her family 2 1/4 lbs. of peanut butter fudge at the state fair. After dinner, her son Bobby ate 1/8 of the fudge, what is the total amount of fudge that Bobby ate?
A.1/32
B.9/32
C. 2 1/32
D.2 1/8
B.9/32
Place the following in ascending order.
2/3,3/8,4/8,3/5
3/8 , 4/8, 3/5 , 2/3
Find the quotient of 2 1/2 and 5/7 in simplest form.
3 1/2
What is the product of 2/9 and 3/4 in simplest form?
1/6
Henry spots 11 squirrels at the park. He also spots 27 birds at the park. What is the ratio of birds to the total number of squirrels and birds he spots at the park?
27/38
Harold has 1/2 of a gallon of paint to finish a tree house for his daughter. Each wall of the tree house will need 1/6 of the paint Harold has for the project. How many walls can Harold paint?
A) 3 walls B) 6 walls C) 8 walls D) 12 walls
A) 3 walls
Which fraction and percent are equivalent to 0.001?
1. 1/100. 2. 1/10. 3.1/1
4. 1% 5. 100% 6.10/1
7. 1/1000 8. 1/10,000 9. 0.01%
10. 0.001% 11. 0.1% 12. 10%
7. 1/1000 and 11. 0.1%
What is 3 2/3 Divided by 3 3/4?
2 14/15
What is the product of 2 2/3 and 1 1/6 in simplest form.
3 1/9
The ratio of dogs to cats that visited a veterinarian last week was 3 to 7. Which of the following could have been the number of dogs and cats the veterinarian saw that week?
A 14 dogs and 6 cats
B 18 dogs and 35 cats
C 9 dogs and 28 cats
D 18 dogs and 42 cats
D 18 dogs and 42 cats
Matthew worked 8.5 hours on Wednesday and 5.25 hours on Thursday. He earns $9.30 per hour. How much did he earn for these two days of work?
A) $79.05 B) $84.30 C) $127.88 D) $415.01
C) $127.88