Conversions
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Multiplication & Division
Problem Solving
100

Change 5/3 to mixed numbers.

1 2/3

100

20/99 - 14/99

 6/99 or 2/33

100

1/5 x 1/3

1/15

100

Lara drank 1/4 of a glass of orange juice in the morning and 2/4 of a glass in the afternoon.
How much orange juice did she drink in all?

3/4 of a glass of orange juice

200

Reduce to lowest terms: 45/60

3/4

200

6/8 - 2/5

14/40 or 7/20

200

4/5 ÷ 2/5

2
200

Anna had 5/6 of a chocolate bar. She gave 1/3 of it to her friend.
How much chocolate does Anna have left?

1/2 of chocolate bar left

300

Change 3 5/9 to improper fractions.

32/9

300

5 3/5 + 1 1/3

104/15 or 90 14/15

300

2 1/3 x 3/8=?

7/8

300

A baker uses 3/5 kilogram of flour to bake one batch of bread.
If he bakes 7 batches, how many kilograms of flour does he use in all?

21/5 or 4 1/5 kg of flour

400

Reduced to lowest terms: 78/300

13/50

400

2 4/7 - 1 1/4

37/28 or 1 9/28

400

3 3/10 ÷ 2 1/2 = ?

33/25 or 1 8/25

400

Ella bought 2/3 kilogram of apples, 3/4 kilogram of mangoes, and 5/6 kilogram of oranges.
She used 7/12 kilogram of the fruits to make a salad.
How many kilograms of fruits does she have left?

1 2/3 kg of fruits

500

Reduced to lowest terms and convert to mixed numbers: 250/95

2  12/19

500
(9/18-5/18) + 3/18

7/18

500

(7/10 x 1/2) ÷ 3/5

7/12

500

A seamstress bought 4 3/5 meters of cloth.
She used 1 1/4 meters for a dress and 2/5 meter for a belt. How much cloth is left?

2  19/20 meters