Add Fractions
Solve the problem, then simplify:
7/9 + 5/8=
1 29/72
Solve the problem, then simplify:
8/15 - 1/3 =
1/5
Solve the problem, then simplify:
6/7 * 4/9 =
8/21
Will the problem
1 * 2/3
result in a number that is less than, greater than, or equal to 1?
Less than
Solve the problem, then simplify:
1 4/5 ÷ 7/9 =
2 11/35
Write out the equation and the answer for the following problem:
Natalie baked cookies for her siblings. She has 48 cookies. She wants to split these evenly between herself and her 4 siblings. How many cookies will each person get?
48/5 = 9 3/5 cookies
Solve the problem, then simplify:
10 5/12 + 6 1/2 =
16 11/12
Solve the problem, then simplify:
5 - 2 2/3 =
2 1/3
Solve the problem, then simplify:
3 1/5 * 2 6/7 =
9 1/7
Will the problem
7 * 8/5
result in a number that is less than, greater than, or equal to 7?
Greater than
Solve the problem, then simplify:
3 1/2 ÷ 1 3/4 =
2
Write out the equation and the answer for the following problem:
Izzy bought 44 juice boxes for her birthday party. If there are 18 people at the party how many juice boxes could each person get?
44/18 = 2 4/9
juice boxes
Solve the problem, then simplify:
6 1/3 + 4 3/4 =
11 1/12
Solve the problem, then simplify:
8 1/3 - 4 3/4 =
3 7/12
Of the students in class, 1/3 play sports outside of school. 2/5 of the students who play sports, play football. What fraction of the students in class play football?
2/15
If Hazel in making brownies and decides to multiply her recipe by 4/9, will her recipe be less than, greater than or equal to what she started with?
Less than
Gaby had 1/2 yard of butcher paper and cut it into 4 equal strips to make posters for the school movie night. How long was each poster?
1/8 yards
Write out the equation and the answer for the following problem:
For dinner, Charlotte made 12 servings of chili. Charlotte has four friends coming over for dinner. How many servings of chili could Charlotte and each of her friends get?
12/5 = 2 2/5
servings of chili
Luka ran 7 3⁄10 yards to catch a football. The next time, he ran 2 8⁄12 yards farther. How far did he run all together the second time?
9 29/30 yards
Mrs. Windle made 6 2⁄5 gallons of her favorite cold brew coffee. After Benchmark review week there was 4 1⁄6 gallons left. How many gallons of cold brew did Mrs. Windle drink over Benchmark review week?
2 7/30 gallons
At the Milo Zoo, 1 3/4 of the animals are primates. Of the primates, 1/4 are monkeys. What fraction of the animals at the Milo Zoo are monkeys?
7/16
Will the problem
6/2 * 5/5
result in a number that is less than, greater than, or equal to 3?
Equal to
Mrs. Fuhr is passing out snacks to her students. To make sure she has enough, she need to know how many 1/4 cup servings are in 2 cups of cheese crackers.
8 cups
Write out the equation and the answer for the following problem:
Rae bought 44 miniature crumble cookies for Christmas gifts. She has 32 people that she wants to give them to. How many miniature crumbl cookies can Rae give to each person?
44/32 = 1 3/8
crumble cookies
Mrs. Radnothy made 5 6/8 cups of peppermint hot chocolate. Mr. Radnothy made 1 3/4 cups of regular hot chocolate. How much hot chocolate did they make all together?
7 1/2 cups
Jayce spent 2 1⁄10 hours studying for the benchmark. Zae spent 1 1⁄8 hours studying for the benchmark. How much more time did Jayce spend studying than Zae?
39/40 hours
Of the cakes at Sophi's Bakery, 2 1/3 have chocolate frosting. Of the cakes with chocolate frosting, 1 1/3 have custard filling. What fraction of the cakes at Sophi's Bakery have both chocolate frosting and custard filling?
3 1/9
If Alyanna in making cookies and decides to multiply her recipe by 1 7/3, will her recipe be less than, greater than or equal to what she started with?
Greater than
Mrs. Strango has 24 2/3 apples and she wants to divide them between 13 of her students. How many apples will each student get?
1 35/39 apples each
Write out the equation and the answer for the following problem:
Spencer and his four buddies decided they were going to chow down on some cheesy broccoli. They bought 16 pounds of broccoli smothered it all in cheese. If they each ate an equal amount, how many pounds of cheesy broccoli did they each eat?
They each ate
16/5 = 3 1/5
pounds of cheesy broccoli.