Fractions
3/4 + 2/4 =
5/4
OR
1 1/4
6/7 - 2/7 =
4/7
Find the product of
218 and 6
1,308
Ms. Grubbe was wondering, what are two ways to decompose 4/5?
1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5 + 1/5
2/5 + 2/5
1/5+ 1/5 +2/5
Round 582 to the nearest hundred.
600
3/5 + 6/5 =
Answer needs to be in a fraction greater than one AND a mixed number.
9/5
and
1 4/5
1 2/3 - 3/3 =
2/3
Find the quotient of 821 and 3
If there is a remainder, write it as a fraction.
273 and 2/3
A warehouse packs 128 toys in each box. If the warehouse ships 6 boxes, how many toys are shipped in total?
768 toys
The place value of the 5 if you make it 100 times less than.
5,324,214
ten thousands
50,000
Find the equivalent fractions numerator.
4/10 = ?/100
40/100
5 4/8 + 4 6/8 =
10 2/8
Find the product of 364 and 27
9,828
A school bought 936 pencils to share equally among 9 classrooms. How many pencils will each classroom get?
104 pencils
Ms. Grubbe went on a roundtrip from Tampa and Miami. It took her 327 miles to get from Tampa and Miami. But, on the way back home, she noticed she drove a total of 867 miles. How many miles did she drive around Miami?
213
12 1/4 - 6 3/4
5 2/4
Ms.Bufano was buying posters. She needs 3 yards of poster paper, but the store only sells posters in feet. How many feet of poster would she need?
9 feet
There were 8,931 toys. Each truck can carry 8 toys. How many trucks do they need so all the toys can be delivered?
1,117
A school ordered 1,275 notebooks for its students. The principal wants to pack them into boxes that hold 8 notebooks each. How many notebooks will be left over?
3
Convert 2.5 pounds to ounces.
40 ounces
23/100 + 9/10 =
Write as a fraction greater than one AND a mixed number if possible.
113/100
or
1 13/100
Ms. Grubbe needs 16 7/12 of fabric for make her dress. She has 2 11/12 of the fabric. How many more does Ms.Grubbe needs?
13 8/12
Estimate the quotient for 5,567 and 82.
70.
A farmer harvested 1,468 apples from his orchard. He wants to pack them into bags that hold 7 apples each. How many full bags can the farmer make?
209
Compare 14/15 and 38/30
They are equal.