Fractions as Division
Write 6 divided by 2 as a fraction.
6/2
The answer to 3 x 1/2 will be less than 3. True or False and why?
True. 1/2 is less than 1 whole.
Sarah has 4 apples. She wants to give half of them to her friend. How many apples will she give to her friend?
Sarah will give 2 apples to her friend
Alex has 5 meters of ribbon. He cuts the ribbon into pieces that are 1/5 meter long. How many pieces of ribbon does he have?
Alex has 25 pieces of ribbon.
Divide 8 by 4.
8/4= 2
The answer to 6 x 8/7 will be less than 6. True or False and why?
False. It will be greater than 6 because 8/7 is greater than 1 whole.
John has 3 pizzas. He wants to share 2/3 of each pizza with his friends. How many pizzas will he share in total?
John will share 2 pizzas in total.
Mia has 7 liters of paint. She pours the paint into containers that each hold 1/4 liter. How many containers does she fill?
Mia filled 28 containers of paint.
What is 9/3?
3
The product of 5 x 2/5 will be less than 5. True or False and why?
True. 2/5 is less than 1 whole.
Emma has 5 chocolate bars. She decides to eat 3/5 of each bar. How many chocolate bars will she eat in total?
Noah has 8 kilograms of flour. He divides the flour into bags that each hold 1/2 kilogram. How many bags does he fill?
Noah fills 16 bags of flour.
Divide 12 by 3.
12/3= 4
The product of 7 x 3/3 will be equal to 7. True or False and why?
True. 3/3 is equal to one whole so we are doing 7 x 1 = 7.
Liam has 7 liters of juice. He plans to use 4/7 of the juice for a party. How many liters of juice will he use?
Liam will use 4 liters of juice
Sophia has 9 gallons of water. She pours the water into bottles that each hold 1/3 gallon. How many bottles does she fill?
Sophie fills 27 bottles of water.
What is 15/3?
5
The answer to 5 x 2/2 will be less than 5. True or False and why?
False. 2/2 is equal to 1 whole so the product will be equal to 5.
Olivia has 9 cakes. She wants to donate 5/9 of the cakes to a charity event. How many cakes will she donate?
Ethan has 10 pounds of sugar. He divides the sugar into packets that each hold 1661 pound. How many packets does he fill?
Ethan fills 60 packets of sugar