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B5T3L5:  Solve Problems with Fractions

B5T3L5: Solve Problems with Fractions

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

Medium

CCSS
5.NF.A.1, 7.NS.A.1C, 7.NS.A.3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Kelli Fisher

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4 Slides • 10 Questions

1

B5T3L5: Solve Problems with Fractions

refer to p. 44-45 in your Mskills workbook

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2

Read and Identify the problem

  • A veterinarian needs to examine 10 litters of kittens. He checks 2 1/2 littlers one week and 6 1/10 litters the next week. How many litters does he still need to examine ?

3

Multiple Select

What type of problem is this ?

A veterinarian needs to examine 10 litters of kittens. He checks 2 1/2 littlers one week and 6 1/10 litters the next week. How many litters does he still need to examine ?

1

Part-Part-Whole

2

Compare

3

None of these

4

Multiple Choice

Which equation is used to solve this problem ?

A veterinarian needs to examine 10 litters of kittens. He checks 2 1/2 littlers one week and 6 1/10 litters the next week. How many litters does he still need to examine ?

1

2 12 6 110 + 10 = Remaining Litters2\ \frac{1}{2\ }-\ 6\ \frac{1}{10}\ +\ 10\ =\ Remaining\ Litters

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2 12 + 6 110 + l = 10 Litters2\ \frac{1}{2}\ +\ 6\ \frac{1}{10}\ +\ l\ =\ 10\ Litters

5

Multiple Choice

What is the solution ?

A veterinarian needs to examine 10 litters of kittens. He checks 2 1/2 littlers one week and 6 1/10 litters the next week. How many litters does he still need to examine ?

1

2 5102\ \frac{5}{10}

2

6 1106\ \frac{1}{10}

3

1 251\ \frac{2}{5}

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8 6108\ \frac{6}{10}

6

Read and Identify the problem

  • A pharmacist filled a prescription for Ana to take 1/5 of the medication in the morning, 1/2 during lunch, and the rest at night. How much of the medicine does she take at night ?

7

Multiple Select

What type of problem is this ?

A pharmacist filled a prescription for Ana to take 1/5 of the medication in the morning, 1/2 during lunch, and the rest at night. How much of the medicine does she take at night ?

1

Part-Part-Whole

2

Compare

3

None of these

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Multiple Choice

Which equation is used to solve this problem ?

A pharmacist filled a prescription for Ana to take 1/5 of the medication in the morning, 1/2 during lunch, and the rest at night. How much of the medicine does she take at night ?

1

 15 12 1=Amount for Night\frac{1}{5}-\ \frac{1}{2}\ -1=Amount\ for\ Night 

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 15 + 12+ N= 1\frac{1}{5}\ +\ \frac{1}{2}+\ N=\ 1 

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Multiple Choice

What is the solution ?

A pharmacist filled a prescription for Ana to take 1/5 of the medication in the morning, 1/2 during lunch, and the rest at night. How much of the medicine does she take at night ?

1

 210\frac{2}{10} 

2

 310\frac{3}{10} 

3

 12\frac{1}{2} 

4

 710\frac{7}{10} 

10

Read and Identify the problem

  • 1/3 of an orthopedic surgeon's operations are hip surgeries, 1/4 are foot surgeries, 1/6 are arm surgeries, and the rest are knee surgeries. What part of knee surgeries ?

11

Multiple Select

What type of problem is this ?

1/3 of an orthopedic surgeon's operations are hip surgeries, 1/4 are foot surgeries, 1/6 are arm surgeries, and the rest are knee surgeries. What part of knee surgeries ?

1

Part-Part-Whole

2

Compare

3

None of these

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Multiple Choice

Which equation is used to solve this problem ?

1/3 of an orthopedic surgeon's operations are hip surgeries, 1/4 are foot surgeries, 1/6 are arm surgeries, and the rest are knee surgeries. What part of knee surgeries ?

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 13 + 14 + 16 + N = 1\frac{1}{3}\ +\ \frac{1}{4}\ +\ \frac{1}{6}\ +\ N\ =\ 1 

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 15  1+ N= 14\frac{1}{5\ }\ -1+\ N=\ \frac{1}{4} 

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Multiple Choice

What is the solution ?

1/3 of an orthopedic surgeon's operations are hip surgeries, 1/4 are foot surgeries, 1/6 are arm surgeries, and the rest are knee surgeries. What part of knee surgeries ?

1

 14\frac{1}{4} 

2

 912\frac{9}{12} 

3

 13\frac{1}{3} 

4

 710\frac{7}{10} 

14

Poll

How do you feel about this lesson ?

I understand clearly

I would need more practice

This is difficult

B5T3L5: Solve Problems with Fractions

refer to p. 44-45 in your Mskills workbook

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