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Math - Unit 1 (Dividing/Multiplying Fractions)

Math - Unit 1 (Dividing/Multiplying Fractions)

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Mathematics

6th - 7th Grade

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Shaun Pletsch

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3 Slides • 10 Questions

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Math - Unit 4 (Dividing/Multiplying Fractions)

You have two chances - highest score counts:) Go slow!

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Multiplying Mixed #s

  • 1. Convert from mixed number to improper fractions.​

  • 2. Simplify if possible (any way – one number from top, one from bottom)​

  • 3. Multiply the numerators of the fractions to get the new numerator.​

  • 4. Multiply the denominators of the fractions to get the new denominator.

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Multiple Choice

 2 242\ \frac{2}{4}  x  4 574\ \frac{5}{7}  

1

165/14

2

11  20/28

3

11  11/14

4

8   10/28

4

Multiple Choice

 4 x 2 354\ x\ 2\ \frac{3}{5}  

1

10  2/5

2

8   3/5

3

13/20

4

10  3/5

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Dividing Fractions

  • 1. Convert any mixed numbers to improper fractions. (Larger numerator than denominator)​

  • 2. Turn the second fraction (the number dividing)  into a reciprocal (flip it upside down!) and turn the question into a multiplication question.​ ​

  • 3. Simplify if possible.

  • 4. Multiply the numerators!​ Multiply the Denominators!​

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Multiple Choice

 13\frac{1}{3}  /  25\frac{2}{5}  =  215\frac{2}{15} 

What mistake was made?

1

The reciprocal of the first fraction was not taken

2

The reciprocal of the second fraction was not taken

3

The answer was not simplified first

4

The answer was not simplified second

7

Multiple Choice

 35\frac{3}{5}  /  68\frac{6}{8}  

1

24/30

2

18/40

3

4/5

4

9/20

8

Multiple Choice

 2545\frac{25}{45}  / 39\frac{3}{9}  

1

205/130

2

1  2/3

3

25/15

4

1  75/130

9

Multiple Choice

 23\frac{2}{3}  /  3x\frac{3}{x}  =  109\frac{10}{9}  


What is the missing number (X)?

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

10

Multiple Choice

 4x\frac{4}{x}  /  811\frac{8}{11}  =  1 561\ \frac{5}{6}  



What is the missing number (X)?

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

11

Multiple Choice

 2 122\ \frac{1}{2}  /  3 343\ \frac{3}{4}  

1

2/3

2

75/8

3

9  3/8

4

3/4

12

Multiple Choice

 39\frac{3}{9}  / 6

1

2

2

3/54

3

18/9

4

1/18

13

Multiple Choice

To bake seven cakes, 24 1/2 cups of flour are needed. How many cups of flour are needed per cake?

1

14/49

2

2/7

3

3   1/2

4

2  1/3

Math - Unit 4 (Dividing/Multiplying Fractions)

You have two chances - highest score counts:) Go slow!

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