Multiplying Whole Numbers by Fractions

One lap around the track at Martha's school equals 1/6 of a mile. If Martha ran 8 laps, how many miles did she run?

• 1/6 mile

• 2/6 mile

• 1 mile

• 1 and 2/6 mile

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A recipe calls for  ¹/₅ of a pound of chicken for each person. If there are 8 people to be fed, how many pounds of chicken are required?

• ¹⁰/₅
•  1 ³/₅
• 2  ³/₅
• None

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3 x ¹/₅

• 3/15
• 3/5
• 4/5
• 4/8

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What expression is modeled above?

• 5 x 1/6
• 1/5 x 6
• 5/30
• 6 x 1/5

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Numerator

• The part of a whole in a fraction.  The top number of a fraction.
• Also called a whole number.
• The whole of a fraction.  The bottom number of a fraction.
• Both the top and bottom number of a fraction.

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Denominator

• A fraction.
• The part of a fraction.  The top number of a fraction.
• The whole of a fraction.  The bottom number of a fraction.
• The answer to a multiplication problem.

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Jenny spent 12 days at Grandma's house last summer. Her sister spent ¹/₄ of that time at Grandma's. How many days did Jenny's sister spend at Grandma's house last summer? 

• 4
• 3
• 14
• 48

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Mrs. Moscarello is having a taco party. She used ¹/₅ pound of beef for each taco. If she plans on making 24 tacos, how much beef will she need? (Simplify your answer if possible)

• 2 ⁴/₅ pound of beef
• 4  ⁴/₅ pound of beef
• 5  ⁴/₅ pound of beef
• ⁵/₂₄ pound of beef

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12 x ⅓ =

• 4
• 36
• ⅞
• ¹/₃₆

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1/7 of 14

• 2
• 1
• 3
• 4

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