Equivalent Fractions
Name the fraction equivalent to 2/3 when multiplying by 2.
4/6
What is 2/4 simplified?
1/2
A pizza had 8 slices. Naomi ate half of the pizza. How many slices of pizza did she eat?
4
What is 1/3 + 1/3 ?
2/3
Keeli has a bag of marbles. 1/2 of the marbles are blue. 1/4 of the marbles are red. The remaining marbles are green. How many green marbles are there if the total number of marbles is 32.
8
Name the equivalent fraction to 3/5 when multiplying by 5.
15/25
What is 3/9 simplified?
1/3
A pizza had 16 slices. Cooper ate all but 3 slices. What fraction of the pizza is remaining?
3/16
What is 2/7 + 2/7 + 1/7 ?
5/7
Corinne and Brady collected seashells... no snowflakes... no glitter. They're collecting pencils. I, Mr. Chapman, am getting more confused as I construct this word problem. They collect one million pencils in a day. They give away two-hundred five pencils to their friends. Each friend receives an odd number of pencils. How many friends are there?
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4/16 is the fraction. What is the equivalent fraction if you divided by 2?
2/8
What is 25/50 simplified?
1/2
Each of the 3 pizzas was cut into 10 slices. After Maria and Maddex tore into them, there were just 2 slices of pizza remaining in each of the 3 boxes. What fraction of the total amount of pizza did they eat?
24/30
What is 9/7 - 3/7 ?
6/7
Mr. Chapman's favorite after-school cartoon (when a kid)...
Scooby-Doo
What is the equivalent fraction of 12/2 when dividing by 2?
6/1 or 6
What is 36/42 simplified?
6/7
A class of 26 kids was having a pizza party. The teacher ordered enough for each kid to have exactly 3 slices each. If pizzas come in 8 slices, how many pizzas did the teacher need to order?
10
What is 1/4 + 1/4 + 3/4 ?
5/4 or 1 1/4
Juicy...
Fruit
Ryleigh picked 84 blueberries. Saul picked a fourth as many blueberries as Ryleigh. How many blueberries did Saul pick?
21
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