
Unit rates with Fractions review
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Mathematics
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6th - 7th Grade
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K'Yana McLean
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4 Slides • 15 Questions
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Standards and objectives
Standard NC.7.RP.1 : Compute unit rates associated with ratios of fractions to solve real-world and mathematical problems
Learning Targets:
I can convert rates expressed as unit fractions into unit rates
I can convert rates expressed as simple fractions into unit rates
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Multiple Choice
What is a unit rate
The number that you multiply by
A number with a numerator and a denominator
A rate where the denominator is one
A comparison of two quantities
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
71 ÷ 5
17 ×15
71 ×51
71 ÷ 15
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Example 1
It takes Franky 3/10 of an hour to eat 1/4 of a pizza. How long does it take to eat an entire pizza?
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-what goes in the numerator? (what is the first number that we divide by)
-what goes in the denominator (what is the second number that we divide by?)
Solve with division
Solve with multiplication
It takes Franky 3/10 of an hour to eat 1/4 of a pizza. How long does it take to eat an entire pizza?
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-what do we want 1 of ?
-what can we multiply by to get 1?
-what are we going to multiply the other fraction by?
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Multiple Choice
Convert 321 to an Improper Fraction
231
25
27
24
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Multiple Choice
Convert 532 to an Improper Fraction
315
352
317
310
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Multiple Choice
Convert 432 to an Improper Fraction
342
211
312
314
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Multiple Choice
Convert 831 to an Improper Fraction
381
183
124
325
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1st convert your mixed numbers into improper fractions
Use the same steps for solving for unit rates with fractions (either use multiplication or division)
Sandra can plant 2 and 1/6 trees in 5 and 1/3 hours. How many trees can she plant in 1 hour?
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Multiple Choice
It takes a turtle 3 ¼ hours to walk 1 ½ miles. How many hours does it take to walk one mile?
6/13 hours
39/8 hours
13/6 hours
8/39 hours
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Multiple Choice
A recipe calls for 2/3 cup white sugar for every ¾ cup brown sugar. If I want to use 1 cup of white sugar, how much brown sugar should I use?
9/8 cups
1/2 cups
8/9 cups
2 cups
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Multiple Choice
Lauren bikes 4/3 miles in 1/10 hour. How long does it take her to bike one mile?
15/2 hours
2/15 hours
40/3 hours
3/40 hours
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Multiple Choice
A novelist can write 2 ¼ pages in 3/5 of an hour. What is her speed in pages per hour?
4/15 pages per hour
15/4 pages per hour
20/27 pages per hour
27/20 pages per hour
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Standards and objectives
Standard NC.7.RP.1 : Compute unit rates associated with ratios of fractions to solve real-world and mathematical problems
Learning Targets:
I can convert rates expressed as unit fractions into unit rates
I can convert rates expressed as simple fractions into unit rates
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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